What should new employees in chemical process engineering learn on-site?

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1. First, one must become familiar with the process flow and the properties of the media involved in each step of the process. 2. One should be aware of the safety operating procedures. 3. It is necessary to understand the performance and operating characteristics of the equipment. 4. Taking into account the specifics of this installation, one should learn operational skills for various special situations from experienced workers. 5. If time permits, it is also necessary to study the theoretical knowledge related to the production process, so as to understand the principles behind it from a theoretical perspective.

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