1. Being able to propose appropriate protective measures based on occupational hazard factors in specific production scenarios.
2. Capable of handling labor disputes properly and lawfully according to actual conditions.
3. Knowing how to identify hazardous factors in chemical production processes and select and wear personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly according to real workplace situations.
4. Capable of selecting and operating fire extinguishers properly based on different types of fires.
5. Being able to recognize typical chemical equipment, piping components, valves, and measuring instruments.
6. Knowing how to read and draft process flow diagrams accurately.
7. Being able to perform on-site inspections correctly by following inspection routes and requirements and using inspection tools appropriately.
8. Capable of identifying hazardous energy in specific maintenance operations and implementing safety protection measures according to standard procedures for special operations.
9. Being able to assist in handling chemical leakage emergencies according to emergency response procedures.
10. Being proficient in performing first-aid techniques such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), bleeding control, and bandaging.
11. Capable of demonstrating core professional qualities including professional identity, safety awareness, green development consciousness, and craftsmanship spirit.