Requirements for Skills after Graduation from College Major in Pulp and Paper Manufacturing

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As stipulated in the minimum knowledge volume and competency requirements that learners must achieve after graduating from intermediate and college levels in Pulp and Paper Technology, issued along with Circular 46/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, the following are the minimum skills learners must achieve after graduating in Pulp and Paper Technology at the college level:

- Utilize safety labor protection equipment, first aid equipment for victims, fire and explosion prevention equipment, and hazardous chemicals in the workplace;

- Prevent and detect abnormal phenomena relating to electricity, chemicals, equipment, machinery, and vehicles. Handle labor safety situations when abnormalities occur;

- Calculate machine running processes according to the given technical parameters in production;

- Skillfully operate equipment: Labor safety equipment, equipment in chemical and chemithermomechanical pulp production lines, paper machines, paper coating machines, finishing department equipment, paper recycling equipment, waste treatment equipment;

- Coordinate closely with other departments in the production line to ensure stable, continuous, and high productivity and quality;

- Detect and handle simple incidents that commonly occur in individual equipment and stages of the pulp and paper production technology line;

- Check and evaluate some basic raw materials, chemicals, and product quality during the pulp and paper production process;

- Operate equipment in wastewater, solid waste, gaseous waste, and hazardous waste treatment systems ensuring the safety of both personnel and equipment;

- Manage, check, and supervise teams and groups in executing tasks;

- Implement industrial hygiene measures and labor safety;

- Communicate effectively through writing, presentations, discussions, negotiations, and managing situations;

- Train, mentor, and guide professional skills for lower-level workers;

- Develop plans, organize, and participate in management during production;

- Properly hand over shifts according to procedures, accurately record samples and forms;

- Apply 5S knowledge in performing specific tasks;

- Utilize basic information technology as required; exploit, process, and apply information technology in the professional tasks of the industry;

- Use basic foreign languages at level 2/6 in Vietnam’s foreign language proficiency framework; apply foreign languages in professional tasks of the industry.

See details in Circular 46/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, effective from February 10, 2019.

Le Vy

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