Responsibilities specific to control instruments
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Responsibilities of the Automatic Control Instrumentation Specialist: 1. Responsible for resolving issues related to instrumentation in the corresponding production units. 2. Responsible for conducting regular inspections of the instrument operation at the corresponding units. 3. Set the targets for instrument integrity rate and failure rate for the next month. 4. Be responsible for evaluating the operation status of instruments at the corresponding units. 5. Actively adopt new technologies to improve the level of automated operations. 6. Participate in the analysis and assessment of related accidents. 7. Maintain the automated operating system, and modify or add relevant configurations as required by the process. 8. Responsible for reviewing the instrument maintenance plan and calibration items during major equipment overhauls. 9. Participate in the construction of new projects and provide improvement proposals. 10. Be responsible for the training and development of technical personnel at the technician level in counterpart organizations. 11. Keep track of technological advancements in the same industry to continuously improve the technical capabilities of relevant units. Establish a compilation of technical documents and renovation records from the corresponding units. This post was last edited by 771207 on 2008-1-4 16:10]
In what regard? Could you be a bit more specific?
The following is the content attached by the original poster; as it is brief, it is pasted here! So as to prevent everyone from wasting their money on downloads. Responsibilities of the Automatic Control Instrumentation Specialist: 1. Responsible for resolving issues related to instrumentation in the corresponding production units. 2. Responsible for conducting regular inspections of the instrument operation at the corresponding units. 3. Set the targets for instrument integrity rate and failure rate for the next month. 4. Be responsible for evaluating the operation status of instruments at the corresponding units. 5. Actively adopt new technologies to improve the level of automated operations. 6. Participate in the analysis and assessment of related accidents. 7. Maintain the automated operating system, and modify or add relevant configurations as required by the process. 8. Responsible for reviewing the instrument maintenance plan and calibration items during major equipment overhauls. 9. Participate in the construction of new projects and provide improvement proposals. 10. Be responsible for the training and development of technical personnel at the technician level in counterpart organizations. 11. Keep track of technological advancements in the same industry to continuously improve the technical capabilities of relevant units. 12. Establish a compilation of technical documents and renovation records from the corresponding units.
This material is very good. It can serve as a reference for the company’s rules and regulations!
The information is good; it’s worth taking as a reference for revisions!:victory:
Thank you for such great information; I was just looking to learn about this topic
Now, automation control and instrumentation are inseparable. One needs to understand both specialties.
:victory: fairly comprehensive. In state-owned enterprises, one must also complete other tasks assigned by the leadership. This post was last edited by yyf20020308 on 2008-9-29 10:35.]
There are few; it’s fine as long as it can be rotated. Thanks anyway
The requirements are certainly high, aiming to resolve the issues related to instrumentation in the corresponding production units.
Not bad, not bad; the summary is quite comprehensive
Not bad; that’s about all that’s required of instrument technicians. If they meet all these requirements, then everything will be fine!
Not bad, it’s a fairly comprehensive summary. I’ve been looking for this thing recently; thank you.