One of the most technique to learn: "The more you do of a repetitive task, the faster and easier you will perform it in the next time". What is it?

Learning curve

''Practise makes perfect!''.

specialization.it is called specialization.

A repetitive task that is done the same way every time represents a system's work as opposed to a human's work. Employ automation, if a vailable, to perform the task or work on automating it.

I see that repetitive work is boaring and a main source of human errors especially without automatic check points.

That is true and if innovative one can introduce better ways of performing a task and making it efficient to get a better result.

The down-side of performing routine tasks is that it can fail especially where HSE is involved - cutting corners, not being observant can lead to loss of lives e.g. Piper Alpha disaster or revenue.

When I went offshore on a routine visit - i noticed a loose bolt which I immediately brought to the attention of the OIM.  He said that one gets used to the 'look' and 'job' where sometimes things can slip by unnoticed.

This is what we call Experience and Skill.....

practice

Skill Enhancement.

this is called simply Practice your work and gain professionalism

Self Programming.  Unknowingly, your brain removes unnecessary steps or performs the steps in the most efficient way i.e self programs or writes the new procedure in your brain.

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