The requirements for the safe and effective maintenance of automotive equipment are as follows:
1. Correctly use equipment and tools. Before use, the instructions must be read, all usage regulations must be clearly understood, and operations must be carried out according to the procedures. Specific details are in the technical workflow.
2. Employees should learn the correct operation of small equipment and tools under the guidance of their supervisors (such as car wash machines, dehydrators, vacuum cleaners, socket wrenches, polishers, etc.). Large equipment (such as lifts, transmission oil exchange machines, etc., there is a detailed explanation in another set of training materials related to car maintenance) must be operated by designated personnel arranged by the supervisor.
3. Maintain equipment and maintain tools. Tools should be placed in order during normal times (usually on tool carts), and after use, they should be wiped clean and returned to their original position. Small tools (such as sockets) should be counted after use to ensure completeness. Equipment must be maintained, oiled, and serviced regularly (the supervisor executes according to the instructions).
4. If problems are found while using equipment or tools, they should be reported to the supervisor immediately. Equipment must not be run while faulty and should be repaired as soon as possible.
5. Other safety usage standards have specific requirements in the technical workflow.
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