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I am a process engineer for pressure vessels; of course, I’m a beginner. I was wondering if there are any relevant technical training programs available?
If there is training for process engineers, it should be the content arranged by your company for such training. However, ordinary companies usually offer few opportunities to newcomers. So generally, one learns from experienced technicians*, starting from the basics – materials, welding, heat treatment, tolerance standards, GB150-1998 and other related standards. One needs to work hard and learn through practice; only by facing what one doesn’t know can one improve. As the saying goes, learning is endless; everyone is constantly learning. Wishing you rapid progress.
Thank you, the person above. I know I should learn from those with more experience*, but there are many things I don’t know where to start with; please give me some guidance.
Every year, there are specialized training programs for pressure vessels and pressure pipelines. . A few days ago, some people from here went to Beijing for training. Pay more attention to gathering information on training!
One must take the initiative to undertake tasks at work and work harder; only by doing so will more problems arise, and it is through facing these problems that they can be solved. Solving problems provides an opportunity to learn. Additionally, it’s important to take lots of notes, summarize them in categories, and refer to standards frequently.