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Personnel allocation

2015-12-31View Original

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Dear heroes, what is the most reasonable job quota for 160,000 tons of ion membrane caustic soda? Can you provide your company's job vacancy details? Thank you! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #22016-01-17
This post was last edited by swl on 2016-1-17 19:05 Hello, original poster: There is no unified standard for job quota. Each enterprise has its own characteristics, but it can be adjusted according to the following factors.: 1. Nature of the enterprise. Is it "privately owned" or "state-owned" or "quasi-state-owned"? The former has tight staffing capacity. ; 2. The quality of employees. If the overall quality of employees (age structure, education level, technical proficiency) is good, the quota can be tight. ; 3. The degree of automation of the device. If the degree of automation of the device is high, the capacity may be tighter. ; 4. Employee income. If the employee's income is relatively high (relative to the local value), the quota may be tight. ; 5. The organizational model of the enterprise. The organizational model (whether maintenance work is outsourced, whether employees have weekend breaks, whether employees have annual leave) has a greater impact on staffing ; 6. Years of establishment of the enterprise. Newly built enterprises may have tight staffing requirements ;
Reply #32016-01-18
160,000 tons of ion membrane caustic soda. Do you mean just electrolysis or includes primary brine, chlorine and hydrogen treatment, synthesis, liquefaction, liquid chlorine packaging, and electrical instrument maintenance and testing?
Reply #42016-01-19
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Reply #52016-01-19
I am referring to rectification, electrolysis, chlorine and hydrogen treatment, synthesis, and primary brine. We do not need chlorine gas for liquefaction.
Reply #62016-01-20
There are 2 people for rectification, 3 people for electrolysis, 2 people for chlorine and hydrogen treatment, 3 people for synthesis, and 3 people for primary brine. This is the minimum number of shift workers. One big squad leader can manage them all
Reply #72016-03-01
The original enterprise considers the number of personnel and posts by itself, and the new enterprise shall refer to the old enterprise to set up its own
Reply #82016-03-03
per class: There are 3 people for salt water, 3 people for electrolysis, 5 people for hydrogen chlorine synthesis, and 2 people for liquid chlorine ice machine. The packaging is relatively large and scattered. The above people include DCS, and the personnel are quite tight.

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