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This post was last edited by whthday on 2015-6-9 at 19:09. With fixed positions within organizations, various departments strive for higher rank positions. As for us maintenance fitters, how can we emphasize the importance of this profession? All fellow sailors, please come and help. We can consider aspects such as workload, risk, importance, intensity of work, technical complexity, etc., and it’s best to put this in written form. Thank you all
Due to time constraints, you can write it down and we can all help you revise it; otherwise, if Haiyou is to do it, it might take much longer
My views are as follows: 1. First and foremost, every profession or type of work (at the front line) is very important and indispensable; we should always advocate for everyone’s participation. That is to say, throughout the entire life cycle of a piece of equipment, from its purchase to its operation and finally to its disposal, each profession has its own specific role to play. 2. Everyone works within a company and contributes value to it, so it cannot be said that one thing is more important than another. 3. Of course, some business owners come from different backgrounds; for example, those with a background in manufacturing processes may give more emphasis to the skills related to those processes when setting salary levels for various job positions. If the owner comes from an equipment-related background, then he might give more priority to equipment-related aspects. 4. So is there a more fair way? The answer is yes, there are! That is, the company should establish a unified system of performance evaluation criteria; only under such unified standards can fairness be ensured.
Equipment is the foundation; maintenance fitters are essential for its proper operation
First, it is necessary to understand the importance of equipment; \"A craftsman must first sharpen his tools if he is to do his work well.\" The importance of maintenance workers lies in ensuring the safe, stable, long-lasting, efficient, and optimal operation of equipment.
I just returned from on-site service with a customer, and the skill level of the outsourced repair craftsmen really left me speechless... In the customer’s words, they are nothing but laborers who need guidance from the manufacturer to do their work properly... So, if the repair craftsmen aren’t skilled enough, it’s necessary to have the manufacturer provide on-site support
Many maintenance fitters are assigned to positions based on the service workshops