The automation of organic fertilizer equipment has significantly changed the skill requirements of operators, mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Increased technical knowledge requirements: Operators of automatic organic fertilizer equipment need to have a wider range of technical knowledge, including mechanical, electrical, automatic control and other knowledge. They need to understand how the equipment works, how to operate it and how to maintain it.

2. Improved operation skills: Operators must master the operation skills of automation equipment, including device startup, operation monitoring, parameter adjustment, and troubleshooting. In addition, they need to have basic mechanical and electrical repair skills and be able to carry out routine inspections and simple maintenance work.

3. Safety awareness requirements: In the operation of organic fertilizer production line, safety awareness is crucial. Operators must be familiar with and follow all safety procedures and operating guidelines, including the use of personal protective equipment, and they need to be able to act quickly in emergency situations, such as machine failure or accidents.

4. Improved emergency handling capabilities: Operators need to have emergency handling capabilities to quickly take measures to reduce downtime and losses when equipment fails or is abnormal.

5. Continuous learning and adaptability requirements: With the continuous progress of technology, operators of organic fertilizer equipment need to continue to learn and update knowledge to adapt to new technology and new equipment.

Through the improvement of these skills, operators can better manage automated organic fertilizer equipment to ensure the efficient operation of equipment and the stability of product quality.