1. Non-standard is a great industry
Non-standard mechanical design, the default in the industry is: "a small success in five years, a big success in ten years." What matters is accumulation!
non-standard automation, the default in the industry is: "Three years of success, lifelong learning." What matters is learning ability!
non-standard automation equipment definition is user-customized, user-unique, non-market-circulated automation system integration equipment. Some non-standard automation equipment has industry standards, while some have no standards. The customer's requirements are the standards, while non-standard means customized services, which is a different feeling.
2. Non-standard is a hard industry
The last thing a goddess wants to marry is an engineer or programmer. Engineers and programmers travel and work overtime every day and every night. Non-standard equipment is customized equipment with special requirements and often short delivery times, ranging from one year to four or five months at most. How to deal with such a huge amount of work in such a short period of time? I can only rely on working overtime day and night. In addition, due to the special nature of the machine, it is impossible for mechanical engineers to design it to meet customer requirements 100%, and there is no way to follow standard production processes. In the era of Industry 4.0, the role of machinery is declining. In the era of Industry 4.0, there is a popular saying that machinery is the skeleton. , Electricity is nerves. Once the equipment is manufactured, it can only function electrically. Electrical equipment needs to constantly improve its functions. To complete customer requirements and comply with production processes.
A mature device often needs to go through several links such as demonstration, design, samples, laboratory testing, and field testing. It can take as little as two years and as many as three or four years. Equipment that is built within a year or even a few months is definitely an immature and unstable equipment. After this kind of equipment is used by customers, many problems will inevitably be exposed. The standard practice in non-standard industries is to arrange for electrical engineers to provide on-site services at the customer's location. Electrical engineers are required to travel for long periods of time. Do you think it's hard for electrical engineers?
is widely circulated in the automation industry. This sentence is as popular as industrial control and . From then on, you and the girl are strangers.
3. Non-standard is an industry that trains engineers
When doing non-standard, every project is a severe test. As an electrical engineer, you must not only face customers, but also obey the company's management system and processes. You must also do electrical drawing design, select electrical components, programming, in-factory and on-site debugging, and after-sales service. In this way, the overall ability of electrical engineers is a very comprehensive exercise. Electrical engineers who have experienced training in non-standard industries often have strong ability to withstand pressure, take initiative and work hard. In non-standard industries, electrical engineers have to face the choices and pickiness of customers. This may be the reason why engineers who work in non-standard industries have faster technical and inner growth.
4. Non-standard is a very hard industry
To do non-standard, you must be mentally prepared to work overtime at the age of 25, and may continue to work overtime when you reach 40. Very few people insist on doing non-standard electrical design after the age of 40.
When you do non-standard automation, you will realize what it feels like as long as a customer or leader suddenly flashes an idea, you have to modify the program overnight, and then after several versions of the plan, you may return to the original plan. ? The hardest part of
is to come up with various design plans, improve various plans, produce hundreds of drawings, review drawings, make detailed lists, make instructions, make PPT, make plans, hold meetings, communicate with production, purchase and sales and other departments every week , on-site production problem solving, training Users go home after working overtime to cook, tutor their children, and dream about improvement plans. This is the daily life of a non-standard designer (at least this is the daily life of non-standard designers around me). It goes on like this every day, every week, and every year. Cycle~~~, there is no golden holiday without weekends and weekends~~~.
Finally: I advise young people not to do automation. If you want to do automation, don’t do non-standard automation.
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