What does a sample collector in a power plant do?

The sample collector is mainly responsible for the collection and production of test samples. Due to the different nature of the company and unit, the sample collector has different work arrangements.

1. The main work contents of the power plant sample collector are as follows:

1. Responsible for the quality of the incoming coal samples, the accuracy of the incoming coal sampling and sample preparation, and the accuracy of the incoming coal samples. Responsible for the accuracy and reliability of the sampling and preparation of furnace coal and ash;

2. Responsible for the sampling and sample preparation of incoming coal, furnace coal and ash and sending them to the laboratory;

3. Responsible for the inspection, acceptance and assessment of coal quality;

4. Responsible for the maintenance of sample preparation equipment;

5. Responsible for the equipment regularly Clean up, ensure tidiness, and do a good job in safe and civilized production;

6. Have the right to stop violations of operating procedures and analytical operations that do not meet quality standards;

7. Have the right to Calibrate the various samples analyzed, and have arbitration rights for the analysis of handover samples;

8. During sampling and sample preparation, if any doubts are found, the sample preparer has the right to conduct identification;

9. Complete other tasks assigned by the leader.

2. The job requirements for power plant sample collectors are as follows:

1. Age 25~35 years old, technical secondary school degree or above;

2. Power plant fuel and other related Professional, with more than one year of relevant work experience in power plant sampling and preparation;

3. Have a certain understanding of the power production system;

4. Good health, cheerful personality, honest, and capable Good organizational, coordination and innovation abilities;

5. Abide by company rules and regulations, have a strong sense of responsibility, be able to endure hardships and stand hard work, have a professional spirit, and obey the company's work arrangements.