Prahlatha varadhan T.P.M.’s Post

I have done my vocational training in Abhay engineering for 15 Day in Manufacturing department. In that I learned different types of Components manufactured from punching machine, different type of die used in punching machine, and also about electro plating, Nickel electro plating, Silver electro plating etc., its different equipments, its arrangements, setup & its importance. Also which points to be taken care in before, during & after electroplating process. And also learn about different types of testing methods like Visual Inspection (VT), measuring instrument and Coating thickness testing etc. Also learn about Basic process of purchase as well as dispatch process and how to maintain inventory. Also learned about how to maintain Electro plating machines. #mechanicalengineer #internship #manufacturing

📸📸📸 SnapShots of Recent Months I stopped liking Mechanical Engineering.😒 In my third year, I started growing a dislike for my course of study. Classes were tiring - the relentless schedule from 8 am to 6 pm, coupled with extracurricular commitments left me drained. 😥 The stress was piling up, making me wonder if I had made the right choice in selecting this field.😐 Fast forward to my fourth year, I was about to go for my Industrial Training (IT). That made me excited. I was finally going to take a break from, well, everything!🥳🥳 I applied to numerous organizations and even secured an internship offer from Transcorp Group. However, school schedules clashed with the start date of the offer,🥲 leaving me without a placement. Even after exams, I still hadn't gotten a placement. By mid-October, I started getting worried. It felt like I was the only student who hadn't secured a placement. 😮💨 So I put in more effort. I sent more emails to companies, attached my CV with 'hope to hear from you soon', but I didn't get a response.😶 The few offers that I found were just too far from home and accommodation would be an issue. A major issue. On the 26th of October, 2023, I submitted my IT letter to a pharmaceutical company. I felt anything would do since I pretty much didn't have a choice at that point. 🥱 While speaking with the head of the branch, I observed and he acknowledged that he was glad, when I told him about my passion and non-academic activities.☺️ That was until he wanted to sign my letter.😥 "Ah. We're going to have an issue with what you're putting on - your hijab". 😶 I felt numb😖. I purposely wore my blue work coat to make a point. Even my explanation of how I've spent half a year as a roadside mechanic apprentice as a hijabi fell on deaf ears. Apparently, it was the rule over there. Unless I tied a scarf.😰 "Nope! That's not my hijab". So I left, frustrated, sad, teary-eyed, and wondering if I was ever going to get a placement. 😥 ___________ Hello, I'm Maryam. This is the first in a series where I'll delve into my experiences over the past few months. I invite you to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. Have you ever faced a crossroads where your biggest values were challenged? #mechanicalengineering #growth

Our final feature in honor of Manufacturing Day is a day in the life of a manufacturing engineer trainee. Interested in seeing more? Tune into the video here: https://lnkd.in/gaUQSHmK . . . #alliedmachine #engineer #manufacturing

HAPPY ENGINEERING DAY Mechanical world is a complex array of tools and technology incorporated in order to make our life much easier. Just like a medical doctor armed with medical equipment to examine the patient so are the Mechanical Engineers. Exposed to some high level technology, very complex data analysis, equipment integrity inspection and the hurdle technical report writing, understanding key aspect of mechanical engineering, skills and knowledge will help you guide into developing career pathways. Introduced into a new whole world, I’ve been trying to foster a perfect self-learning growth. There at times you need a friend to ride along with you, share a moment, skills and experiences. Mentors are not everybody, who has been in the system for a long time or have success, awards and accolades. Mentors are selfless people who naturally have the heart of a lion. Who foresee the future and drive you to go above the minimum. I am fortunate to have such mentors who taught me to drive my own learning in every assigned tasks. I am so humble to have been working alongside technicians, tradesmen, reliability engineers, planners, plant and structural engineers and superintendents who taught me to explore my own world and find my own niche as I pursue my career choices. I remain grateful to have you all on this journey. Its rare to have you especially as fresher. One of the hardest work is to mentor next lot of people and having you is a gift. Life here and beyond #CTPNG #Engineers #Internship

Dear Young Industrial Engineer currently working #letstalk No-one else knows the place you working at better than you do. You are the one who is inside that organization. Yes sure you are hired for a specific role or Graduate Program. However think in terms of Pain points. What or Whose pain point can I solve today. During the Operations/Production meeting listen to people's pain points and see what you can do about them. Most likely the company you are working at is not the only doing that kind of job, research how other companies are handling that problem. Sure shout when you need help but research, research for yourself. The internet is full of information. Thomas Edison says: " Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." Which is very true. Back in 2007/2008 I think there was about 6 if not 7 of us doing our intership at that Tier1 Automotive supplier company, the OEM was helping their suppliers implement Lean, they called it Toyota Production System. All six/seven of us had an opportunity to do a project and submit to the OEM to receive a certificate in Toyota Production Systems. But if my memory serves me correct only one guy submitted. My dear friend found a project and followed the process to submit to be certified. Did the rest of us not have projects? No, we had projects, we just didn't feel like doing the work required for submission to be marked. Heck, One of the projects I did on standard times led to me doing a project on #SMED which then led me to Production planning. But I didn't submit. I missed the opportunity to be certified. That place was full of opportunities from Raw Material Stores, Production Planning, Despatch, Maintenance, Chemical Plant. I think another fortunate thing was that, there were Mechanical, Industrial and Chemical Engineering interning at that Period we learned a lot from each other and collaborated with each other. Look around you and find opportunities for yourself. "One opportunity used wisely can change your life dramatically." "Success is where preparation and opportunity meet." Only through putting in the work, can you reap the rewards. #youngengineers #industrialengineering #careerdevelopment #careeradvice

** Pneumatics ** Our second year #apprentices conduct a range of pneumatics tasks and assessments to develop their understanding of components, their interaction, and overall circuit function. Ultimately, this developed understanding enables a better understanding of workplace pneumatics, and in turn, better fault finding skills. #apprenticeshipswork #engineering #mechanicalengineering #fluidpower #pneumatics #machinery #logic #college #skills #faultfinding

Why choose an engineering traineeship? For Jack Cassidy and Brendan Purdon, it's all about combining theory with hands on experience. Jack, a Mechanical Engineering Trainee, has always been fascinated by cars and how things move. Brendan, also a Mechanical Engineering Trainee, found his passion for engineering through his love of math and science. Both agree, while university teaches you the theory, the practical skills and real world experience gained through a traineeship are invaluable. "Instead of just 12 years experience, I've gained almost 2 years working alongside lead engineers", says Jack. For Brendan, it's about pushing yourself out of your comfort zone and learning on the job. The real excitement comes from being involved with projects from start to finish and seeing the final product of something you designed. The traineeship has not only accelerated their careers but has given them the satisfaction of making a tangible impact in the engineering world. If you're considering a career in engineering, a traineeship might just be the opportunity you've been waiting for. Watch the video to hear firsthand how this could be your path to real world success! #engineering #engineeringexcellence #mechanicalengineering #careerdevelopment #innovation

A hands-on training for some interns was conducted with the veteran engineer at #Greenaqua's factory site. It is a fraction of #Greenaqua's reinforced quality plan. Given the forward-future, from last year, we planned to recruit some interns whose majors are mechanics or mechatronics, based on loads of hands-on training, to foster stronger, backup teams in #waterfilters and #fillingmachines. The training covers the following: First is the safety knowledge regarding connecting electricity, and steps should be paid. 2nd, for tank welding, some more steps and rules should be obeyed when welding: the #tank diameter is in line with the request, tearing the plastic film when welding, ensuring the welding sequence, how to ignite the welding gun, the protection when welding, keeping hands stable when welding, etc. He will teach all of them by phased schedules, ensuring they master the indispensable skills such as #fillingmachines and #waterfilters.

A hands-on training for some interns was conducted with the veteran engineer at #Greenaqua's factory site. It is a fraction of #Greenaqua's reinforced quality plan. Given the forward-future, from last year, we planned to recruit some interns whose majors are mechanics or mechatronics, based on loads of hands-on training, to foster stronger, backup teams in #waterfilters and #fillingmachines. The training covers the following: First is the safety knowledge regarding connecting electricity, and steps should be paid. 2nd, for tank welding, some more steps and rules should be obeyed when welding: the #tank diameter is in line with the request, tearing the plastic film when welding, ensuring the welding sequence, how to ignite the welding gun, the protection when welding, keeping hands stable when welding, etc. He will teach all of them by phased schedules, ensuring they master the indispensable skills such as #fillingmachines and #waterfilters.