Fakulti Kejuruteraan Mekanikal, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Johor / Muhammad Iqbal Zaim Salamat

It is not simple to cope with the genuine working industry. Anyone wrong action will undoubtedly result in tragedy. In this firm, one of the most important things learned is to not give up easily and to seize any possibilities because there will be no second chances in this actual working experience. Next, while my internship here, I was exposed to a wide range of mechanical engineering equipment at a real-world company. It is not a toy; there must be a reason why the equipment is built in that shape or size. It's all about the engineering design here. I also learnt at the firm that safety is essential and very important because we are not only dealing with heavy machinery but also with structural breakdowns and equipment malfunctions. Even if mechanical engineering is not a particularly dangerous job, dangers might arise during the testing, assembly, and maintenance of equipment. As for recommendations, I am hopeful that more forthcoming projects may be completed despite the pandemic COVID-19, which has been a physical obstacle for individuals. The company manages to improve on a regular basis and produce effective research among its employees and graduates. Throughout the industrial training phase, it was a simple experience since there were so many eager hands willing to offer as much information as they could. However, there was some fluctuation, ups and downs during the project, and Covid had experienced firsthand hardships, particularly in experiencing both industrial and work-from home styles of working. To summarise, it was a beneficial learning experience and exposure in terms of preparing oneself for the future as well as aiding in the development of critical thinking abilities. In this company, I learned how to deal with actual applications as well as various new concepts from other engineering courses.