As a designer, how can I gain on-site experience?
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I want to work in construction management; which field is more in demand, instrumentation or electrical engineering? Is it necessary to master PLC for working with instruments?
The more you know, the better. But generally, it’s better to do things well than to speak well; for reference only
Reply to 3# zzyslhj: Haha, that makes sense! The key is to know how to pretend; become an expert at pretending, and act clueless when something happens
For instrument maintenance, the work site is our office.
Go to the site more often and learn more about the conditions there; that’s what’s important. Pay attention to the integration of process design with practical realities, and think more about why things are done the way they are. Lastly, it’s never a bad idea to keep learning