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Device Administrator
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Job Responsibilities: 1. Conduct thorough and meticulous inspection and acceptance of newly purchased equipment and components in accordance with the contract, complete the relevant acceptance forms, and promptly report any issues discovered. 2. Collect documentation such as manuals, certificates of conformity, material certifications, and other pertinent materials for newly installed or modified equipment, and establish detailed and comprehensive technical files for each piece of equipment. 3. Develop operating procedures for new and modified production and related equipment, regularly update these procedures, and prepare and refine maintenance standards for all production and auxiliary equipment. 4. Assist in receiving equipment suppliers’ commissioning and repair personnel at the plant, oversee on-site commissioning and repairs, and maintain, collect, and archive relevant records. 5. Timely update and maintain equipment registers; handle procedures for equipment additions, reallocations, relocations, and disposals in compliance with company equipment management policies, and coordinate monthly with the finance department. 6. Accurately compile and analyze statistics on the maintenance and operation of production and related equipment, and submit corresponding statistical reports and analytical findings in a timely manner. 7. Compile statistics on consumable parts for newly installed equipment and report them promptly; collaborate with the hardware warehouse to ensure appropriate safety stock levels for major equipment spare parts; at the end of each month, summarize information on material requirements and quantities for next month’s production and general equipment maintenance and upkeep, and submit this data on time; at month-end, aggregate and report hardware material consumption data from production workshops. 8. Participate in investigations into major equipment incidents and prepare and submit official reports. 9. Maintain cleanliness within your assigned area, rigorously implement 6S workplace management standards, and ensure a clean and comfortable working environment. 10. Support departmental oversight of maintenance and power‑related operations, participate in major overhauls and repairs of critical and key equipment, promptly report any issues identified, and coordinate with production and engineering departments during process modifications. 11. Strictly adhere to all company and departmental policies and procedures; regularly attend departmental safety meetings; and assist the department head in implementing environmental protection, fire safety, and other related measures and plans. 12. Comply with the company’s occupational safety guidelines and policies, prioritize safety above all else, assist the department head in managing special‑purpose equipment, and receive government safety inspections as required by the company. 13. Diligently fulfill all tasks assigned by company leadership on time, within scope, and to the required quality standards. If unable to meet assigned objectives, promptly report the situation and provide clear explanations to relevant supervisors to ensure accountability and execution. Job Experience Requirements: 1. A degree or background in chemical equipment management or a related field. 2. At least 1–2 years of relevant work experience. 3. Strong enthusiasm for the job and extensive knowledge of chemical processes. 4. A high sense of responsibility.