The project has entered the purging, airtightness testing, and commissioning phases – it’s very busy. I heard that there’s a lot to learn during this time
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If there are gains, I will keep going no matter how tired I am.
In the past, our leaders used to say that in our line of work, the more times we start projects, the better
You can’t learn enough in one go; with more experience, it will naturally get better. Learn as much as possible during one start-up; go through the initial start-up process again and then address any shortcomings that remain~~~
Having gone through such training, you already have much more experience than others. That’s how the chemical industry works: the more you see, the more experience you gain; in this industry, it’s experience that counts
There’s still a lot to learn. . . There’s also a lot of knowledge that can be learned at this stage
The commissioning phase is essentially a self-inspection of the previous design, procurement, and construction processes, and most issues come to light at this time. At this point, it is necessary to categorize the problems that have arisen: are they design issues, material issues, or construction issues? Asking more \"whys\", looking up relevant regulations and standards, and discussing things with others, including on forums, can indeed broaden one’s knowledge a lot... I hope the original poster can share what you’ve learned so that we can all improve together.
I’ve learned it. Thank you to the original poster for sharing