= =What do the equipment operators for shared facilities do?
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My main job is related to instrument automation control. During the construction of this factory, I was in charge of the instruments at the GYGC area. My supervisor asked me to come and work as the equipment technician for the workshop – but what exactly does a GYGC equipment technician do? I’ve never worked in this field before, so I’m a bit nervous
First, please correct the spelling mistakes. It usually refers to public utilities; it’s rarely written as “shared”: lol
Previously, in my company, the equipment engineer was responsible for developing PPM plans, preparing procurement plans for equipment/spare parts, and creating maintenance schedules; while the equipment technician was tasked with repairing the equipment. It is recommended that the original poster ask their supervisor about the job responsibilities before deciding whether to take it or not.
Utility systems refer to the water, electricity, and gas infrastructure within a factory; they constitute the factory’s power supply system and are essential. If one does a good job in this area, they can go on to become a plant engineer, with fairly good compensation
This post was last edited by Wu Si Wu Wen on 2019-1-28 at 15:11. You must have seen the work of equipment operators in other workshops; it’s basically the same, with only slight differences in the equipment. You can also search online for information on: ① the daily maintenance and inspection of equipment； ②Employee training ； ③Submission of spare parts for the equipment ； ④Improvement and organization of equipment records ； ⑤The formulation and improvement of equipment operation procedures as well as various management systems for the equipment ； ⑥Planning for major, medium, and minor repairs of workshop equipment and submission of required materials ； ⑦For the daily inspection and maintenance of equipment, there are many non-standard components in the utility systems, and it is necessary to keep records of their measurements on a regular basis ； ⑧Equipment upgrades and the application of new technologies, etc
You need to ask your supervisor for specifics; who knows what requirements they have for you?； Whether to go or not depends on oneself. On the surface, there’s definitely a promotion, and secondly, it’s about the money!
Public utilities equipment operator: The water, electricity, and gas-related equipment in the plant is relatively large-scale, including air compressors, circulation water pumps, refrigerators, centrifugal pumps, fans, etc. The operating principle of these devices is relatively simple, but prolonged maintenance periods are not allowed; therefore, any minor issues must be repaired as soon as possible
Utility systems refer to the water, electricity, and gas infrastructure within a factory; they constitute the factory’s power supply system and are essential. If one does a good job in this area, they can go on to become a plant engineer, with fairly good compensation
Utility systems refer to the water, electricity, and gas facilities within a factory premises; they constitute the factory’s power supply system and are essential. Any issues that arise must be addressed promptly. Relatively speaking, the principles behind the design of such large-scale equipment are quite simple
Management of various equipment in the workshop, formulation and implementation of maintenance plans, establishment of plans for replacing obsolete equipment, provision of technical guidance to operators, etc.; for specific tasks, please consult the management