1. Enabling trainees to systematically master a complete knowledge system covering early-stage management of chemical equipment assets, operation and maintenance, fault diagnosis and repair, spare parts management, and safety management of special equipment.
2. Helping trainees develop basic abilities in preparing equipment maintenance plans, inspection standards, lubrication plans, and overhaul schedules.
3. Helping trainees establish awareness of life-cycle cost control and safety management, laying a solid theoretical and practical foundation for future work in equipment management in chemical enterprises.
4. Being able to master key safety management requirements for special equipment such as pressure vessels, understand the basic processes of spare parts management, and be capable of assisting in project management for equipment upgrading and modification.
5. Developing a rigorous work attitude and a strong sense of responsibility, ensuring that equipment management activities meet both economic efficiency and safety and environmental protection requirements.