What are the responsibilities of a coking plant dispatcher?
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Are coking plant dispatchers considered grassroots cadres? Is this position important? What are the wages and remuneration like in the factory?
Of course, dispatchers are administrative staff in our company, and they are not in charge of very big tasks, they are just section staff. But if dispatching is done well, there will be great prospects for development, because it is in charge of the entire factory, and the benzene recycling position should be at the worker level. Besides, benzene is poisonous, and working in this position for a long time is not good for the body, so it is best to work as a dispatcher. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=523009&page=1#pid2918957
1． Keep abreast of production status at any time and report in a timely manner. 2. Responsible for the coordination of water, electricity and steam in each production workshop, as well as the coordination and organization of various material supply, product sales and shipping. 3． Understand and grasp the dynamics of the production, quality, consumption and process indicators of the class, adhere to reasonable scheduling, and strictly control process indicators to achieve stable production, high output, energy saving, and consumption reduction. 14. When an accident occurs at a production post or the system shuts down, you should immediately rush to the scene to coordinate the handling, report to relevant leaders, and notify relevant personnel to the scene. 5. Go deep into the production site and deal with problems in a timely manner, 7. During the production process, any violation of labor disciplines and safety regulations by workers on the job must be stopped.
The positioning of each company is different, some are middle management, and some are team leaders. It is actually very important to be responsible for 1/3 or 1/4 of the production of a factory, but many leaders do not pay much attention to it and always say that it is an idle job and a thankless job.
Our factory schedules three shifts, which works very well and can deal with things that happen in production in a timely manner, but in the eyes of the leaders, we are always idle!
If you do a good job and the leader trusts you, then you will be the factory manager of a class and can take care of everything. Director and section chiefs all want to talk to you. If you don't do it well, you're nothing, you're still a receiving bag.
When scheduling, it is best to start from a workshop and accumulate certain management and production experience.