I liked the supervised UR5e trial. My write-up says I got sorted tray loading working, but the demonstrator had fitted the tooling and prepared the sleeve positions. I used his job. That sentence needs correcting.
Loaded the prepared sleeves, used the taught sequence under supervision, watched the placement and asked about changeover. He dealt with a sleeve I had put in the wrong pocket.
That is useful to a buyer. I would rather hear about the mistake and the available help than read a page that sounds as if unfamiliar parts simply arrange themselves.
Did you see any of the setup being done, Rebecca, or are you relying on his explanation? Both can go in the account, just distinguish them so readers know which work you witnessed.
Already fitted when I arrived. He explained the preparation afterwards, but I did not watch it. I won't turn that explanation into my own setup experience.
Agreed, Priya. Approachable controls in a supervised exercise are still worth describing; I just cannot use that alone to judge what support my workshop would need for its own job.
Done. The opening now says I used a prepared job under supervision. I describe his intervention and separate the preparation he explained from what I saw. Still a positive first impression, with its limits visible.