Workshop assembly line internship experience

Time flies, and the five-month workshop internship ended quickly. In the past period of time, I have learned a lot and grown a lot. It can be said that these short 5 months are not only a small step in my work, but also a big step for me to graduate from college and enter the society.

From the hot summer to the cold winter, I had an extraordinary experience in the workshop; from the tiring and dirty cold rolling process to the pungent smell of the pickling process, I deeply felt the hard work and dedication of the company's employees. It's hard work; from me who didn't understand the steel pipe production process at all to now who knows at least a little bit, I deeply feel the care of the company leaders and the careful teaching of the employees in each process section. All of these are the source of motivation for me to strive and make progress.

The internship sequence of each process section is almost arranged according to the production process of steel pipes, specifically cold rolling, cold drawing-solid solution-straightening-pickling-finished product inspection. Some other processes (such as grinding, etc.) are also learned from veteran employees in their spare time to answer their questions.

After the internship, I also want to talk about my feelings and some personal thoughts based on my incomplete knowledge. I feel that the quality of raw pipes and the quality of the cold rolling process are the guarantees for making qualified finished steel pipes. The good quality of raw materials for raw pipes indicates that the properties of various metal materials are good, making the cold rolling process easy to process. Then coupled with the standard operation of a non-damage cold rolling mill, it is possible to roll out a standard outer diameter, uniform wall thickness and reduce the occurrence rate of cracks.

Of course, this does not mean that other processes are not important. To make finished pipes with qualified quality, it must also be accompanied by the correct operation of other processes. For example, the quality of solution treatment determines the corrosion resistance of steel pipes and affects their service life; the degree of care and attention in finished product inspection is related to whether there are any unqualified products flowing out.

In addition, the most important thing to say is that a good company must also have good management methods. My personal foolish idea: The best management method is to manage your subordinates in the way you most want others to manage you.

Finally, what I want to say is still the same: Thank you to all the friends who care, I will work hard.