1. Knowing the structural principles of electromechanical equipment (such as machine tools, pumps, valves, and automated production lines), the relevant installation standards (including acceptance requirements in national standards such as GB 50231), commissioning parameters (e.g., current, pressure, accuracy), and the logical framework of fault diagnosis.
2. Being able to independently complete key stages of equipment installation (including positioning, pipeline layout, electrical connection, and system debugging) and proficiently operate essential tools such as wrenches, multimeters, and laser distance meters.
3. Being capable of skillfully using various testing, measuring, and maintenance tools.
4. Being capable of performing fault diagnosis and analytical assessment for intelligent equipment.
5. Being able to conduct effective maintenance and commissioning operations based on diagnostic results.