Posted an enthusiastic FR10 review after loading sleeves at a training bench. I've reread it and made myself sound a lot more capable than I was. The demonstrator had the fingers made, tray located and program ready. I loaded parts and adjusted a taught position with help. Still a decent afternoon, but the preparation needs saying.
Add a preparation paragraph near the start, where readers form their first impression. You can still describe what felt straightforward during your own supervised work.
Done. Also removed 'ready for our shop', which was getting well ahead of the evidence. We haven't tried our trays or a changeover. The review now says I liked the prepared exercise and explains exactly how prepared it was.