Chemical plant control room operator
Also searched as: Operador de sala de control de planta química
Code 3133.1.3
What does a Chemical plant control room operator do?
Chemical plant control room operators monitor and inspect remotely the production systems during their shift, reporting all anomalies and incidents using the required systems. They operate the control room panels and ensure the safety of production workers and production equipment.
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Essential skills
Skills and competences
- control production flow remotely
- control minor maintenance
- create incident reports
- use communication equipment
- report on possible equipment hazards
- optimise production processes parameters
- monitor plant production
Transversal competences
- monitor manufacturing impact
- react to mining emergencies
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