1. Mastering the classification and main technical parameters of loaders, and being familiar with the composition and working principles of diesel engines, transmission, steering, braking and electrical systems.
2. Being able to complete pre-operation inspection, starting, traveling, gear shifting and steering, stopping and bucket loading operations of loaders in accordance with safe operating procedures.
3. Being capable of identifying common loader fault symptoms and using basic testing methods to determine fault locations in diesel engines, transmission systems, hydraulic systems and electrical systems.
4. Being able to complete daily maintenance, regular maintenance and long-term storage maintenance of loaders according to maintenance cycles, in compliance with equipment maintenance procedure requirements.
5. Grasping loader operation safety regulations and being able to comply with them, correctly wear personal protective equipment, identify common hazards, and implement measures to prevent overturning, crushing, and mechanical injuries.
6. Being capable of practicing craftsmanship, teamwork and safety and environmental protection concepts in operations, and possessing basic on-site coordination and emergency response capabilities.