Equipment Manager: As direct users of the equipment management system, equipment managers are responsible for daily monitoring, maintenance, and troubleshooting of equipment. They track equipment status through the system, record maintenance history, schedule preventive maintenance plans, ensuring stable operation of the equipment.

2. Production Management Staff: Production managers and team leaders, among other production management staff, utilize the equipment management system to monitor the operation of the production line, assess equipment performance, and develop production plans. The data provided by the system aids them in optimizing production processes and enhancing efficiency.

3. Maintenance Technicians: Maintenance technicians receive repair tasks through the equipment management system, executing repair work for equipment malfunctions. The repair guides and spare parts inventory information within the system enable them to quickly identify issues and take appropriate repair actions.

4. Purchasing Staff: Purchasing personnel utilize the procurement module within the equipment management system to purchase equipment parts and spare equipment. The system can automatically generate procurement orders based on equipment operating conditions and spare parts inventory, enhancing procurement efficiency.

5. Financial Staff: The financial staff utilizes the equipment management system for the accounting of equipment costs and asset management. The system's data on equipment costs and depreciation information aids them in accurately calculating equipment costs and conducting financial analysis.

6. Quality Management Personnel: The quality management staff utilizes the equipment management system to monitor equipment operating data and analyze its impact on product quality. Through the system, they can promptly identify potential quality issues and take corrective actions.

7. Warehouse Management: Warehouse staff utilize the equipment management system to manage inventory of spare parts. The system allows for real-time updates on stock information, alerts for low inventory, and ensures timely availability of repair parts.

8. Security Manager: Security managers oversee the safety status of equipment through the device management system, conduct safety inspections, and prevent accidents from occurring. The historical records of safety inspections and accident reports provided by the system serve as a basis for their management.

9. Senior Management: Corporate senior management accesses the overall status of equipment management through the equipment management system, including key indicators such as equipment utilization rate, maintenance costs, and production efficiency, providing data support for decision-making.

Employees utilizing the Equipment Management System across our factory and workshop facilities span multiple departments including Equipment Management, Production, Maintenance, Procurement, Finance, Quality, Warehouse, Safety, and Senior Management. These personnel work collaboratively through the system to ensure the smooth operation of workshop equipment, thereby enhancing our company's production efficiency and economic benefits.