Practice

The industrial practice kicks off with a mandatory safety briefing for all students. This session serves as an essential introduction to workplace safety protocols and the internal regulations governing the enterprise, ensuring that everyone is well-informed about their responsibilities and the importance of maintaining a safe working environment.
Throughout the duration of the practice, students are expected to engage in several key activities:

• Familiarization with the Technological Production Scheme: Students will explore the overall layout and flow of the production process, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how different components interact within the system.
• Study of Structural Features of Key Technological Equipment: Participants will delve into the design and functionality of crucial machinery. This includes learning about existing automation schemes used in technological processes, as well as the technical tools and systems employed for automation.
• Review of Electrical and Pneumatic Control Schemes: Students will analyze various control schemes, focusing on both electrical and pneumatic systems. This review will enhance their understanding of how these systems function and are integrated into the production process.
• Completion of an Individual Practice Assignment: Each student will undertake a specific assignment, executing tasks as outlined in the practice guidelines. This hands-on experience is designed to reinforce their learning and application of theoretical concepts.
• Understanding the Operation of the Automated Control System for Technological Processes: Students will gain insights into how automated systems manage and regulate technological processes, fostering an appreciation for the role of automation in modern industry.
• Examination of Product Cost Calculations: Participants will investigate the cost structure of products, with the goal of identifying areas where cost reductions can be achieved. This exercise will enhance their analytical skills and understanding of economic factors in production.
• Preparation of a Practice Report: At the conclusion of their experience, students will compile a comprehensive report summarizing their activities, findings, and reflections during the practice. This report will serve as a valuable document for both academic assessment and personal development.

Through these activities, students will not only enhance their technical knowledge but also develop practical skills that are essential for their future careers in the industry.