What is learned in a chemical plant?
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I am a chemical plant operator with half a year of work experience, and I would like to share with everyone what one should learn in a chemical plant that can be useful in the future ? ? Learn a craft? Operation?
I wonder what your understanding of this value is
First, learn to protect yourself; second, gain operational experience; and then, master the techniques. Once you understand the operating principle, the process becomes very simple.
What was said upstairs makes sense – safety first, protect yourself first
Learn craftsmanship, learn skills, learn technologies related to safety, environmental protection, and health, develop awareness, and learn how to be a good person……
First, ensure personal safety; secondly, you can learn either process operations or equipment operation – it depends on your interests
You can learn anything, as long as you ensure your own safety: lol
General knowledge, as well as things that are unique – are those basic skills that don’t need to be learned again when moving to another position?
Those in the technical field should first strengthen themselves; everything around them can be a source of knowledge. First and foremost, one needs to master the essential knowledge and skills related to safety and fire protection. Then comes the aspect of processes, which should be learned step by step – understanding the principles behind equipment, knowing how to operate it, maintain it, and carry out basic repairs. Additionally, knowledge of electricity, instrumentation, control systems, environmental protection, quality control, and management is also necessary. That's all