The difference between chemical plant operators and operators

Chemical plant operators and operators are responsible for the operation in the production process, but there are some differences in responsibilities and skills requirements.

Operators usually need high technical and professional knowledge, and they are responsible for controlling and supervising the whole production process. Operators generally need to master the operation methods of production equipment, be able to skillfully use various control systems and instruments and equipment, and be able to handle common abnormal situations. They are responsible for monitoring various indicators in the production process, such as temperature, pressure and flow rate, and taking timely measures to make adjustments to ensure product quality and production efficiency.

The operator is the assistant of the operator, who is mainly responsible for the specific operation. According to the guidance and plan of the operators, they carry out specific production operations, including raw material feeding, equipment switching operation, reaction process control and so on. Operators need to have good hands-on ability, be familiar with all kinds of tools and equipment, and operate according to the operating procedures. Operators need to strictly abide by the relevant operating procedures and safety operating procedures in their work.

Generally speaking, operators are responsible for the control and supervision of the whole production process, which requires high technology and professional knowledge; The operator is mainly responsible for the specific operation and carries out the operator's guidance and plan.