1. Mastering the composition of port production activities, understanding indicators such as throughput, physical tonnage handled, handling operation volume, cargo handling efficiency and port throughput capacity, and being able to perform simple calculations.
2. Being able to reasonably select cargo handling process plans and supporting equipment and handling tools and appliances for general cargo, containers, coal and ore, and petroleum according to cargo type and operating conditions.
3. Acquiring the ability to correctly interpret international standard container markings, select appropriate container spreaders, and complete VR/AR simulated ship loading and unloading operations with quayside container cranes.
4. Being capable of standardly completing forklift straight forward and backward driving and T-shaped training, excavator uphill and downhill operations, and excavator loading and breaking operations in compliance with equipment operating procedures.
5. Grasping port cargo handling safety regulations and being able to comply with them, correctly wear personal protective equipment, identify common hazards, and implement fire prevention, explosion prevention, static electricity prevention, leakage prevention and dust prevention measures.
6. Being able to practice craftsmanship, teamwork and green port concepts in work organization, and possess basic on-site coordination and emergency response capabilities.