Instrumentation Technician Training*
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I’m just starting out and learning *, I’m a bit confused, so I’m hoping some seniors can give me some advice and guidance
Find some books on basic instrumentation knowledge; it’s best to combine that knowledge with practical experience, and ask experienced technicians for advice. It’s also a good idea to keep a record of the problems you encounter, as this is a way to build up your knowledge and to be able to apply what you’ve learned to similar situations.
What was said upstairs is quite right: one thing is to have a good teacher, and the other is for one to work hard, keep an eye on everything around, be attentive, and have a quick mind; memory isn’t as reliable as writing things down, haha!
The problem is that there’s no master; I’m the only one in our department who works with instruments