I worked as a wave soldering technician in a company for five years, maintaining wave soldering parameter debugging equipment and handling abnormal quality control. have intimate knowledge of

I've been in this business for six years and I'm sweating all the way. I feel proficient in these two years, and I only sweat a little during maintenance. Other maintenance is carried out by operators. But being an engineer still feels far away, and wave soldering technicians are very idle. You can learn something else in your spare time, such as quality management, production management, function maintenance and production line optimization.

That's how I got here. I was very busy when I first came into contact with wave soldering. Later, when I was free, I began to get in touch with new things and learn about product function maintenance, personnel arrangement, production planning and production line optimization. And what I can learn. . Quality is really hard to master. I have a lot of things to recite. IPC-A-6 10 makes me dizzy. .

I think engineers should have these conditions.

Skilled in wave soldering process, able to solve abnormal situations immediately.

I can program PLC independently, and I know the control box circuit like the back of my hand, and what processes each part corresponds to.

Familiar with IPC-A-6 10 quality process, able to optimize related stations.

Familiar with the process parameters of the furnace, the thermal deformation analysis of related steel products and the improvement of the internal structure design of the furnace.

Familiar with lead-free process, able to manage and optimize production accessories reasonably.