👉 Watched engineering is a methodology that involves closely observing and analyzing the work processes of experienced engineers to understand, document, and improve complex engineering tasks. This approach emphasizes learning from real-world examples, capturing best practices, and identifying potential issues before they occur. By closely watching engineers in action, teams can gain insights into efficient problem-solving techniques, innovative solutions, and effective communication strategies. The knowledge gained is then translated into actionable guidelines, training materials, and process improvements, ultimately enhancing the overall performance, safety, and efficiency of engineering projects. This hands-on, experiential learning method bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, fostering continuous improvement and innovation within engineering teams.
