| Specialist | Fu Dongliang |
| Assembly experience | Eighteen years |
| Function | Crane electrical assembly |
| Project examples | 1,000 t and 800 t equipment |
Preparation begins with tools and components
Fu checks workshop tools and reviews the models and quantities of components required for the day’s assembly. The process connects the electrical parts list with the work carried out on the machine.
During assembly, he follows the working requirements and carries out self-checks after individual stages. Layout and wiring are reviewed as part of the completed electrical arrangement.
Coordination for large and revised configurations
His team has handled additional electrical configuration work on cranes approaching dispatch. The tasks require coordination with engineering and the manufacturing teams so revisions are reflected in the equipment.
He also works on electrical assembly methods for large equipment, including 1,000 t and 800 t projects. These machines bring order-specific requirements for the electrical arrangement and its verification.
Skills shared through daily workshop work
Fu teaches assembly methods to other workshop personnel and uses routine tasks as opportunities for practical training. Technical communication and individual checks form part of that work.
For a purchased crane, confirm the power supply, operator controls and required electrical documents. Agreed revisions and inspection requirements help the factory and receiving team work from the same configuration.