Got some hands on experience with industrial machinery and boilers at work. We went to a nearby industrial area for a workshop as we enter our final semester before graduating in Mechanical engineering it's the university policy to get its student some experience with machinery. Hence it was a day long workshop where we got our hands dirty and learned the working of some complex parts not just theoretically but with a practical approach.
Although our hands were black from the grease and dirt of the parts but it was something that will surely help us in one way or another in the industry after graduation. Everyone is trying to land a job at a decent company and nowadays the competition for a job is much higher than it was before hence an applicant must stand out from the others. Trainings like these or courses in Mechanical designing such as Autocad and Solidworks create an impact on the CV.
It was a day of hardwork and sweat but if this is repaid by landing that dream job than its all the worth while. Hoping for the best in the future.
