T/SOECC 009-2023 Photovoltaic industry skill master studio construction and management guideline
T/SOECC 009-2023 Photovoltaic industry skill master studio construction and management guideline
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Main Technical Content: Guidelines for the Construction and Management of Skill Master Studios in the Optoelectronics Industry 1. Scope This document specifies the general principles, construction requirements, management requirements, and evaluation criteria for skill master studios in the optoelectronics industry. It applies to the construction, management, and performance evaluation of skill master studios. 2. Normative Reference Documents This document does not reference any normative documents. 3. Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this document: 3.1 Optoelectronics Industry The optoelectronics industry refers to the manufacturing and application markets of various components, assemblies, and equipment based on optoelectronic technology, specifically covering the manufacturing and application markets of optoelectronic components, optical communications, optoelectronic displays, optical input/output, optical storage, lasers, photovoltaic power generation, semiconductor lighting, and related optoelectronic products. 3.2 Skill Master A skill master refers to a highly accomplished, experienced, and innovative scientific worker or high-skilled talent in the industry who has made outstanding contributions to industrial development or major inventions, and who demonstrates exemplary moral integrity. 3.3 Skill Master Studio A skill master studio, approved by relevant departments, is a platform where industry leaders engage in technological research and innovation and high-skilled talent cultivation, integrating the two activities. It represents an innovative model for high-skilled talent development. 4. General Principles 4.1 Integration The establishment of skill master studios should adhere to the principle of integrating talent cultivation with technological research and innovation. 4.2 Inheritance and Promotion Through summary and refinement, production techniques and expertise should be systematized