Look more. It is to see how the construction workers construct, understand the construction technology and methods, and be familiar with the professional standard atlas and the current national specifications, and go to the reference room to see the construction plans written by others.
Ask more questions. It is to ask others more questions or problems that you don't understand, such as team members, professional engineers or others. As long as you can solve the problem, don't be ashamed to ask.
Do more. I don't mean to ask you to do coolies with the team every day, such as screwing screws and lifting heavy objects, but to be targeted. You should participate in or even take the lead in the construction technology with high technical content or you don't understand it. Don't be afraid of hardship, fatigue and dirt. Because doing more can not only improve your skills and accumulate more experience, but also master some theoretical knowledge more firmly. For example, you should actively participate in various equipment adjustment tests and equipment trial operation. If you can find many problems, you should solve them. In this way, your professional level will be improved unconsciously, and you can also learn other knowledge related to your major.
Think more. For every building, you can't copy it completely from the book, nor can you move it from others without thinking. You should think more about why you do this and why you don't do that. Don't underestimate the construction workers on the spot. When you ask him why he works like this, maybe he doesn't know, maybe he will say, "Everyone else does it." Indeed, their skills have been handed down by masters of all ages, and they are the accumulation of on-site experience of generations (of course, there are also unreasonable construction), so you should think hard, find out the rationality and scientificity of their construction from the specification, standard atlas and theoretical knowledge, and combine theory with practice. At the same time, we should also consider whether this construction method has shortcomings. If there is, we must find ways to improve and have innovative ideas.
Expand knowledge. Engineering construction is a wide range of knowledge. In addition to mastering professional knowledge, you need to know all kinds of knowledge related to your major, so as to make your knowledge and ability more comprehensive, expand your personal management level, and lay a solid foundation for becoming a project manager or management cadre in the future.
Develop a serious, rigorous, bold and cautious work attitude. The work done by technicians is very rigorous, and a slight mistake will lead to great disaster. As the saying goes, "a tiny difference is a thousand miles away." Pay attention to reducing mistakes, carefully check the work and avoid mistakes as much as possible. Write a construction log every day, and follow up the construction progress with the engineering data. Don't form the bad habit of delaying payment.
Summarize in time. Everyone's work experience starts from scratch, so we should sum up our experience in time, write down what we have learned and experience in time, and communicate and discuss with others. Write down your own opinions as I do now.