Who can give me a weekly diary about the internship in the automobile painting workshop?

the first week: time passed quickly, and one week passed. here, our classmates first had a three-day pre-job training together. the contents of the training were: 1. the basic situation of the company, such as development history, number of personnel, selling points of products and so on.

2. the basic system of the company, such as: working hours, off-duty hours, holidays, etc. 3. The company consists of several workshops: C1C2C3 Workshop B1B2B3 Workshop A1 Workshop D1 Workshop, etc. 4. Spare-time arrangements of the company, such as the latest movies being shown free of charge in the canteen on the second floor on the night of 135 every week. On the afternoon of the last day, I signed a labor contract with my company. I have also visited the place of work, and in a daze, a week has passed. A lot of things were said during the training, but one thing to remember is that this company was the largest such professional company in Asia 1 years ago. Every workshop of the company is compared with small processing plants in other places, which may be a selling point of pride. It feels good.

Week 2: This is our second week here, and we are getting familiar with it gradually, but we can only do some simple things at work. After all, we have just arrived here, and we will gradually get used to it after a long time. The company has its own set of personnel training policies, and the employees who just came in started from the provincial model. The work of saving mould is all hands-on, which is not hard. Generally speaking, the biggest dissatisfaction is that it is tedious and monotonous. I sit in the provincial mould every day when I go to work, grinding and grinding on the mould parts with an oilstone in my hand. Because I am bored, I have to find some work for myself, but I can't leave my hands behind, so it's only the parts. This is the moving mould insert, this is the fixed mould insert, and this is one. One advantage of being in a professional mold factory is that you can come into contact with molds of different shapes, which is very attractive to the students who have just come out, especially when they are professional counterparts. Very excited.

the third week: it's the third week since I came here. As it's my first month in the factory, I don't have to go to work on Saturday or work overtime at night. At least that's how the system in my workshop is implemented. Some students are not so lucky in the workshop, and they will go to work on Saturday the next week. At present, the work is still a provincial model, and there is no way. The system is set up like this. Only when the superior person leaves, the pawn below will go up, which is heartbreaking. This is the sad side of the wage earners. It's easy to save the mold, and it's all hands-on work. However, it's depressing that the work is repetitive. I repeat an action every day, which is too painful. Sometimes I feel like a machine, like a robot, moving to a certain distance and returning, well, just like that linear motor, doing this reciprocating motion that I think is the most regular. People in the workshop don't get along too badly, because they can't talk too much at work, and then they leave in a hurry after work, which is a bit of a failure, as if they only remember the team leader.

the fourth week: this week's work is still model-saving, but the mentality seems to be much better. Because I have done some understanding of the basic work here. The main way to save the mold is to polish the knife lines with oilstone first, and the oilstone should be used with grinding liquid. At first, there was a joke, which I mistook for water. At that time, I was really embarrassed. This is a typical case of not being specialized in learning and not remembering completely. Then there are 24 # sandpaper, 4 # sandpaper and 8 # sandpaper, which generally meet the requirements by 8%. Some of the more demanding sandpapers use 12% sandpaper, and the ground parts can reflect their own shadows. This is the so-called mirror. The food in the canteen in the factory is not bad, at least I don't think it's as bad as that in the school, sometimes it's better. The dormitory is occupied by four to five people, and the conditions are a little crude. You can't use high-power electrical appliances, and even you have to apply for using TV sets in the dormitory, which is shabby enough. At night, there will be mice coming to visit the food that is not hidden, which is terrible.

Week 5: This is a new beginning, because I have moved away from the boring provincial module and come to the sixth ancestor of modeling. It was Wednesday afternoon, and the workshop director suddenly appeared in front of me and asked me to put down my work and go with him. At first, I thought it was for me to do odd jobs, because I was a newcomer, and it was inevitable to be dragged out to do odd jobs such as sweeping the floor. I didn't expect him to take me to the front of the leader of the modeling team that I often see when I go to work at ordinary times, and told me that this is your leader, and you will work here in the future, and then walk away. The following content is somewhat formulaic, just like some accounts. What's the name? Where are the people? My name is Huizhou, so long as it doesn't concern privacy or secrets. What can I do when I first arrive? Spectator, that's it. Now look around, but what kind of work do you do? Get familiar with the working environment, where the tools are placed, get familiar with the team members, and give a hand, such as passing the tools.

Week 6: The work of making modules is much busier than that of saving modules. Although I have been here for more than a week, I have hardly completed a task by myself. What I can do is to help, pass the tools, move the mold parts, and suck the templates. I know a lot about the environment: the molding module is an independent small team, which is responsible for the processing and assembly of the whole set of molds independently. The group is equipped with four milling machines, two rough milling machines and two fine milling machines. It is the use of such equipment to complete machining work other than numerical control machining, such as drilling and transporting water holes, jacking pinholes, machining rough machining small inserts, etc. The team members are composed of an old master, that is, the team leader, an old worker who has worked for ten years, and this one is always on the length of service. Three superfine product who worked for two to four years, and a team member who worked six months before me. There may be a generation gap. I talk to the youngest worker the most, and I know a lot about the tools standing behind him every day. The biggest point here is that the milling machine is called Luochuang.

Week 7: I have to sigh that time has passed quickly. This week, I got a new harvest, that is, I created a lot of my own firsts. I got on the computer for the first time. That was Tuesday. The little master was drilling, adjusted the knife and squeezed down the hole. My hands were itchy, so I went over and said, let me give it a try. Thanks to the school and the teacher for arranging the metalworking internship at school, so that I can get started quickly and understand the key points of work here. Push the knife out after pressing a certain distance, in order to get rid of the iron filings, and when drilling, press the drill bit down with one hand, and remember to add coolant to the hole with the other hand, a milky water-based coolant. It's the first time to borrow tools from the warehouse, because many tool sets are not fully equipped. Although borrowing is not for your own use, it is still very fulfilling, which may be a part of getting familiar with the environment. The harvest is not small

Week 8: What's the difference between model making and model saving? The biggest point is that the model saving is sitting and the model making is standing. You can't sit while driving the machine, and you can't sit down when carrying ingredients. This week, I finished the work of clamping the workpiece and straightening it with the edge finder. At first, when I saw the guidance from my predecessors, I felt that there was no difficulty. I just knocked carefully on the Y axis while moving the X axis. What is the difficulty? When I was operating, I was a little embarrassed to say it. I wanted it to be perfect, so I came slowly. I knocked on the left and moved to the right of the X axis and then moved back. After more than an hour of dallying, I still didn't finish it. The little master couldn't stand it, so I ran over and gave a hand. It took ten minutes to get it done. Experience, this is the best living example. Because of this blow, when I needed to straighten, I volunteered to embroider one. Now, I can finish it in five minutes, although others can finish it in three minutes. It's still pretty good.

Week 9: This week's work will be much more complicated and busier. After all, people have been here for a month, for example, when drilling holes. Find your own drill and borrow it from the warehouse when you are too lazy to find it. Anyway, careful use will not wear it out and it will save much effort. I'm worried about the work here. The molds here should be cleaned before assembly, because the surface of the mold was coated with a layer of engine oil for rust prevention. According to the compatibility principle, the cleaning agent is a kind of natural water of organic matter, the main component of which is xylene, which is highly volatile, flammable, explosive and toxic, and is dangerous. Ethyl acetate, acetate, benzene, toluene, acetone, ethanol and butanol are made into a mixed solvent, which is called banana oil. Pure banana oil is a colorless, transparent and volatile liquid with a strong banana smell, slightly soluble in water, soluble in various organic solvents, flammable, and mainly used as a solvent and diluent for painting. Contact with such dangerous goods every day, will it be harmful to your health? It is worth considering.

Week 1: There are many things to talk about this week. Learning to sharpen a knife is a basic skill as a skilled worker. At first, I didn't think about sharpening the knife, thinking that I could find it. Once when I took a knife to ask for advice, I was teased by the other party about whether I could sharpen the knife. I really couldn't, and I asked for the essentials. I learned to sharpen the knife when I had nothing to do. After two days of hard work, I finally got a work that I could do. Although it was only the simplest drill, it was my own achievement. Cheer for me. I also learned the operation of the surface grinder, the accuracy of one thread and one thread, the maximum Z axis is five threads, and both hands work together: the right hand moves regularly counterclockwise, while the left hand rotates clockwise and counterclockwise, which is very exciting. Think about it, isn't this the best way to relax the right brain? Hehe, I think too much. It's been two months, and I've got my salary once, not much but 8 yuan, but this is the first bucket of gold I've studied for n years. I really grew up. Week 11: This is a new beginning. I also learned to jump out of the slot like others and came to a watch shell processing factory in Shenzhen from Guangzhou to start CNC. I left the original factory and came to a brand-new environment. At first, I was really not used to it. I just got acquainted with the workers and I was about to leave. I was really embarrassed to think about it, and I was a little lost. Gongming, Shenzhen, is a processing factory for wristwatch cases and wristwatches. There are five CNC milling machines in this CNC workshop, four of which are machining centers, and one is an ordinary CNC milling machine, in which there are four workers, including me, of course. The biggest difference between a machining center and an ordinary CNC milling machine is whether there is a tool magazine. There are three machining centers with eight knives, and one is the largest one with twenty knives, which is a Mitsubishi machining center made in Taiwan Province. The fonts above are also traditional Chinese characters. Looking at those fonts, some are kind and some are strange, and it feels strange. New environment, new beginning, new starting point, work hard.

Week 12: I came here as an operator, so most of the time, I stand in front of the CNC milling machine, which is the need of machining. The operator's job here is to replace the machined workpiece and watch case. This kind of work is not difficult, that is, turning a nut and a wrench can clamp or loosen the workpiece on the prepared machine tool, because the shape of the watch case here is very regular inside and outside, which is for most common watch cases. The workpiece in the inner circle is inflated and clamped by the sample nozzle, and the workpiece in the outer part is contracted and clamped by the sample nozzle from the outside to the inside. The dormitory here is for four people, among them, two are electricians and one is a grinder in a mill. They are all from Hunan. Although I am a newcomer, I am very friendly to me and will not be rejected because of different regions. The food here is terrible. Compared with the school's, the gap is not generally large. In the first week, I ate half-baked food for three days. Maybe I adjusted my mentality. As a wage earner, this kind of thing is very normal. Hard! Hold on!

Week 13: Time will not stop or speed up because of Mo's personal performance. He is equally fair to everyone. When processing workpieces, watch cases will have many different shapes. Square, round and oval goose egg shells are packed in heart-shaped couples' suits. The original unremarkable watch cases can also have such rich expressions. It is really very creative. Creativity comes from life and is higher than life. The CNC machine tools here should be zeroed first after each startup. Of course, the Taiwan Province CNC machine tool mentioned last week has no such trouble. As long as the wind pressure of the fan is enough, it can be produced without zeroing. There is another one that is more interesting. Every time you start the machine, if you want to continue the unfinished work, you have to carry out the coordinate system window from G54 to G59, and manually turn the wheel to the coordinate system value you want to process to see if it is eccentric. It is said that this machine has been repaired, which sometimes leads to eccentricity after returning to zero. If eccentricity is found, the corresponding eccentricity distance must be adjusted. Interesting.

Week 14: I don't want to talk about time any more. Work is so boring. Every day is a repetition of yesterday. If you want to make your life colorful, you have to use your brain more and come up with some new ideas. Most of the cutters used here are milling cutters with a diameter of four. Occasionally, milling cutters with a diameter of six are used, and four people and five machines are used. After replacing the workpiece, there will be a waiting time that is not too long, but it is very annoying. How to use this time? Uncle Lei Feng said that we should have the spirit of nails. The purpose of nail spirit is to make full use of time. I remember that I learned to sharpen a knife when I was working in a mold factory, and it is not bad to return to my old job here. So, I have time to make use of my spare time. The sharpening disk is not an ordinary grinding wheel, but a boron wheel with fine particles. It feels really good to sharpen a knife, and there will be no flying dust when there is no grinding wheel, so the blade will be polished silently, hehe, and it will be smooth! ! There is progress!

Week 15: Every day is busy with work. Sometimes I don't know it's the weekend unless my colleagues remind me. The most terrible thing in life is endless repetition, which will make people forget to think and degenerate. Work hard during the day, because the boss will accidentally appear behind you at any time and appear in the CNC workshop. In the evening, it's much easier and I'm looking forward to it. After finishing my work, I can use the computer next to the CNC milling machine to review the processing software MASTERCAM. I studied at school but haven't used it for a while, and some functions are a little strange. It doesn't matter. Take the books I studied to the workshop and learn bit by bit against the textbooks. When you don't understand, ask the old workers. The best proof is that the cad that the school may have learned but has no impression is directly converted to MASTERCAM. Old workers also have many merits. It will be of great benefit to find out one's own shortcomings and consult modestly, not only because of experience, but also as a lubricant to get along with colleagues. Success belongs to those who are prepared! ! ! !