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In a manufacturing plant, with various drawings and processes available, how can one learn* to improve quickly?
First, go to the grassroots level as a technician to understand the processes, quality standards, and workflows. Then, get familiar with the design again.
It depends on whether you have a structural technician or a welding technician. . As a structural technician, you first need to be able to understand the drawings, know the function of each component, and be familiar with relevant standards; in addition, you also need to be acquainted with the various techniques used by riveters. . As a welding technician, you first need to understand welding and materials; it’s best if you can weld yourself. In short, observe more, ask questions often, think critically, and summarize regularly
Familiarize oneself with the drawings, consider the actual site conditions, and understand the reasons behind things.
To become a competent technician, the following points must be met: First, one needs to be diligent in moving around – that is, to go to the production workshops frequently, spend time with the workers, and it’s ideal to have a six-month internship period during which one can work alongside the operators, becoming familiar with various operational procedures and processes, and gaining a thorough understanding of them. Second ; Talkative. Ask more questions; don’t pretend to understand things you don’t know. One should be quick to learn and not hesitate to ask for help; ask your mentors or experienced technicians. It’s normal for newcomers to ask questions, and no one will laugh at you. Experience is gained bit by bit through one’s own efforts, and whatever you learn becomes your own – no one can take it away from you. Third ; Keen eyesight ; One needs to read more, including drawings, specifications and standards, as well as manufacturing processes, in order to understand and master the technical and quality requirements. Fourth ; Be diligent with your hands ; It is very important to develop the *habit of taking notes; you need to record what you see and the experiences and lessons you learn, review them regularly, and keep summarizing them. Only in this way can you avoid making mistakes and continue to improve. I hope the above will be helpful to you.