Is there any personal development for the power installation unit?

Brother, I don't want to earn your points, but I can't help giving you some advice-

Now the job is really boring, because the most bitter and tiring thing in power production is the installation of these equipment. I have been engaged in distribution maintenance 16 years, starting with pole climbing wiring. Pay-off from the first day of work, stay in the field in winter and walk 10 base pole, and then put the second one. It didn't take long to practice climbing poles, assembling parts, installing porcelain bottles and so on. Although I am doing the same job as a migrant worker in a state-owned enterprise, which is now the State Grid Corporation of China, I earn different money. A route, half is to hire migrant workers, half is American formal workers. At that time, I felt bored and didn't know what the future was like. I just feel a little comforted when I give out bonuses. It's not that I don't know what my blessings are, but that everyone wants to realize their self-worth. Especially those of you who are highly educated. After all these years, I feel something now.

What you are doing now is not useless to you unless you have a good way out. If you decide to develop in the power industry, your current job will be of great benefit to you, no matter whether you are in a private enterprise or a state-owned enterprise in the future. Give you a few questions to think about in your future work:

1. Climb the pole every day. Do you know what pole you climb? What's in it? What do the model, model letters and numbers stand for? Why do you want to install this model of Dongdong on this line?

Is it boring? what do you think? Who cares? Let's pretend. Imagine that one day, you are asked to take a piece of paper and list all the installation equipment and materials of a certain line. Can you do it? If you can do it, it is "let me do it, I can win at least one technician's level. If I don't do it, I can immediately form another team to compete with you!"

2. Work every day, how to do it and who does it? What technical measures are there? What security measures are there? What organizational measures are there? How to do the construction plan? If you can win. In this private enterprise, at least you are the general that the boss relies on. If you go to a state-owned enterprise, you can also be a skilled person in charge.

3. With solid work experience, you can have a career if you apply for a state-owned enterprise or pull your own team in the future. Moreover, it is of great use to test the skill level and evaluate the professional title in the future. You have a good knowledge base, take an examination of an electrical builder or something, lend your certificate to others to evaluate the money you have, and they will be respectful to you. If you can find a supervisor, damn it! That's uncle. However, without good work practice, I can't pass the exam if I want to.

Even if you are engaged in electrical design, you are an armchair strategist without practical experience. The college students we assigned here, hehe, were recruited accurately. They are all electrical engineering and related majors, but they are all smeared. What is a ring network cabinet? What is a shunt box? A few days ago, I took a technical test and asked him to hand me a pair of pliers and a pair of broken scissors. Oh, my God! Pull a string, damn it, give me four people, and none of them can help. His father is exhausted.

A few years ago, we had a contractor here who was not qualified to hang up with someone else's company and opened a rotten Fukang. He didn't give me a business card two years ago-the qualification of secondary electrical installation (installation and debugging of electrical equipment of 220kv and below), and he drives a Lexus 400, which is both a substation and a distribution room. The cost of a project ranges from hundreds of thousands to millions. Shit! The workload is 50-50, which will support us for several years every year.

You said you couldn't learn anything every day, dizzy! Of course you can't learn if you can't see it. After doing so much work and encountering such materials, you have encountered the questions I asked above more than once. Can you answer them now? Now let you build a 10kv/0.4kv distribution room with a load of 500kw for a company. What can you do? How much does it cost? Will it cover an area of 20 square meters? Will copper or aluminum be used for wiring, dry-type transformer or oil transformer? How much power factor compensation can be achieved? In and out of the cabinet several times, shrinking or shrinking cables, we should make several outdoor heads, several intermediate heads and several indoor heads.

You may not have no way out in this private enterprise now, and going to a state-owned enterprise is not necessarily a swan. As long as you hurry up and understand my above problems now, you won't waste those days and nights you worked for him.

In addition, in power work, we should not be careless, and safety is the first. My mom and dad are here, which is bullshit. Don't take it for granted, take safety measures in place, and even be like a woman. I have worked for so many years, and I have seen the dead and the wounded. Those who are unlucky are capable. First, I'm too confident. Second, regardless of private enterprises and state-owned enterprises, I am caught in the wool, so I have a greater chance of having an accident. Life is the last word!