Equipment engineer productivity
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Dear sea friends, how do the equipment engineers in your company manage to ensure that spare parts are prepared in a timely manner, while also keeping track of the operating status of each piece of equipment and carrying out regular maintenance tasks? How can work efficiency be improved quickly? Looking for advice
Was this done by one person? What kind of treatment? Good benefits, I’ll go.
This requires a different system, one that’s better than the PM system
The key is to “just say it and move on.” Who said that? It doesn’t matter It definitely can’t be a equipment engineer.
What are the main responsibilities of the equipment engineering department in your company?
It sounds simple, but in reality, organizing spare parts and ensuring daily operation and maintenance involves numerous people and tasks; there are countless minor details to take care of. One person cannot handle it all on their own, so a team is necessary. The team should be properly structured, with clear roles and responsibilities, as well as strict discipline. . . This is a systems engineering project, and of course the production scale also plays a role
A production facility worth 3 billion, one engineer
What specific project? How many production machines are there? How many moving devices? How many static devices are there? What are the key devices? What specific responsibilities do you have? Job responsibilities? Who are the relevant personnel (maintenance, electrical, instrumentation, etc.)? Your organizational structure? Workflow? Could everyone give you some advice and share their experiences?
This post was last edited by zhangya*ong on 2016-3-20 21:19. The following skills are required: 1. Proficiency in the structural principles of equipment； 2. Be familiar with common equipment failures and their solutions, as well as the equipment’s history ； 3. Strong communication and coordination skills ； 4. Have access to a wide range of resources, such as equipment manufacturers and component processing companies ； 5. Keep proper daily records of the equipment for easy reference in the future, including the timing of each maintenance session, the details of the maintenance work, the solutions applied, and any records of modifications made ； 6. An excellent equipment engineer must be familiar with the process flow of the equipment, understand its role within the entire system, as well as the operating parameters involved.