Thread 16747315

Any industrial engineers here?

yes
what

>>16747327
What’s your safety record?

>>16747332
sometimes I cut myself on my dies but I fix it with a bandaid

>>16747315 (OP)
does factorio count?

do you have any specific questions about my job or what? I go to work in 12 hours

typical shift starts around 430 goes to 1230-2ish
typical machine takes 440 3-phase, and a 50 psi hydraulic pump run by the building's 100-psi air system
I make about ~80-100 parts/dy if I'm building a machine to run
I make about 10,000-20,000 parts/dy if I'm assigned to production
most of my actual "work" is done in solidworks or illustrator depending on my mood

I also drive the forklift and repark trailers when I'm not busy with my main job.

>>16747315 (OP)
>>>/lbgt/

Nice pipe, HALF as good as mine though.

>>16747315 (OP)
>安全 in giant letters on the wall
Scary. Like 1984.

>>16747383
>typical shift starts around 430 goes to 1230-2ish
Is this am or pm?
>typical machine takes 440 3-phase, and a 50 psi hydraulic pump run by the building's 100-psi air system
Are you in Europe? What do they do if there are more than 2 machines requiring psi at the same time?
>Inmake about ~80-100 parts/dy if I'm building a machine to run
These are parts for the machine itself, like gears wheels? That’s multiple parts per hour, do you 3d print trhem?
>I make about 10,000-20,000 parts/dy if I'm assigned to production
So these are products you are going to sell?
>most of my actual "work" is done in solidworks or illustrator depending on my mood
What do you design there? Is it gears and stuff? Or is it whole machines?

>>16747383
What prior experience &/or levels of education did you need to get into this line of work?

>>16747315 (OP)
Good ol' clock stoppers.
I want you to remember all of that calculus you did when you are counting the seconds it takes an operator to turn around and pick his nose.