Tugas Wawancara Bahan Teknik Bengkel Plat

Summary

This transcript captures an interview with Mr. Donis, a worker at a plate workshop, where students from the 10 November Institute of Technology (ITS) majoring in Industrial Mechanical Engineering explore the operations of the workshop. Mr. Donis explains the types of plates used, the cutting machines employed (including laser and CNC), and the typical materials such as black plates and galvanized steel. The interview also covers production processes, challenges in cutting and drawing, the number of employees, and production turnover, providing a comprehensive view of the workshop's daily operations.

Takeaways

• 😀 The workshop is located at Penjaringan Sari PS2A No. 34.
• 😀 Mr. Donis has been working at the workshop for 4 years.
• 😀 The workshop employs around 20 people.
• 😀 The most commonly used materials in the workshop are black plates and stainless steel (galvanized steel).
• 😀 Plates are used in various applications, including electrical panel tables and plastic circuits.
• 😀 Laser cutting and CNC (manual and automated) are the main machinery used in the workshop.
• 😀 Customers often bring their own plates and designs, while the workshop also sources materials directly from manufacturers.
• 😀 The workshop can process up to 50 sheets of plate per day, with monthly turnover varying based on seasonality.
• 😀 The workshop faces challenges in cutting large and complex designs, especially motorbike parts.
• 😀 Black plates are the most commonly sold material, often due to customer demand.
• 😀 The average monthly turnover is flexible, depending on the season, with a potential for 1000 sheets processed monthly.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the interview with Mr. Donis?

The interview is conducted by students from the 10 November Institute of Technology (ITS) majoring in Industrial Mechanical Engineering to learn more about the plate workshop and its operations.

Where is Mr. Donis' plate workshop located?

The plate workshop is located at Penjaringan Sari PS2A number 34.

How long has the plate workshop been operating?

The exact duration of the workshop's operation is unclear, but it has been operating for several years.

How many employees work at the workshop?

The workshop employs approximately 20 people.

What are some of the key operations carried out in the workshop?

The workshop primarily focuses on cutting plates, including materials such as black plates and galvanized steel, and making products like electrical panel tables.

What type of machines are used in the plate workshop?

The workshop uses both CNC and manual cutting tools, with laser cutting being the main method employed.

What is the most commonly used material for the plates?

The most commonly used material is black plate, which is similar to stainless steel and galvanized steel.

What challenges does Mr. Donis face in the workshop?

The main challenge mentioned by Mr. Donis is the difficulty in cutting or drawing precise designs, especially due to the complexity of motorbike-related tasks in the process.

How does the workshop acquire the plates for cutting?

The workshop acquires plates from manufacturers or directly from customers. Some plates come in large quantities from factories, while others are provided by customers with their own designs.

What is the monthly turnover of the workshop?

The workshop processes up to 50 sheets per day, which can amount to 1,000 sheets per month, depending on the season and demand.