How to manage the anti-corrosion construction of operating equipment
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Corrosion protection of on-site equipment and facilities in chemical enterprises is a very important task, and I believe the vast majority agree with this. However, there is a large set of equipment yet very few operators; it is also unrealistic to expect these operators to take on all the anti-corrosion work on site. Therefore, after some time, it will be necessary to find a specialized anti-corrosion contractor to carry out anti-corrosion treatment. Due to the need for continuity in chemical production, it is not possible to halt operations in order to carry out anti-corrosion work. Therefore, considering factors such as safety, quality, and environmental protection, how should anti-corrosion construction projects be managed in order to ensure quality while avoiding safety and environmental incidents?
1. It is important to prepare construction auxiliary tools and fixtures suitable for the site; this helps prevent workers from stepping on pipes and equipment, and it also contributes to ensuring the quality of the construction. 2. Safety ropes, safety helmets, warning signs for construction work, construction barriers, and on-site safety coordinators. 3. Technical briefings between site safety officers and the construction team, as well as discussions regarding the construction plan ； (Including prohibited activities and conditions for starting work, etc.) 4. Self-rescue, seeking help, and first aid in case of emergencies at the site