Eliminate risks without any blind spots
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The major maintenance campaign has begun; it is particularly important to carry out inspections of the equipment. It is necessary to eliminate blind spots and potential hazards, thoroughly examine any issues related to the work being done, and ensure safety at the maintenance site. No corner should be overlooked in order to mitigate risks, with the goal of achieving safety, environmental protection, and long-term operational efficiency for the equipment.
It seems there are many stories, with sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy moments – let’s hear them.
Personally, I think maintenance work is very tiring, so I hate it； Potential hazards or items that need correction are kept there; one worries about them every day, but once the repairs are done, one can feel at ease, which is why I like it. I’m not sure if my understanding is correct.
During a major maintenance campaign one year, everyone threw themselves into the work – working 5 days a week, day and night; even eating on site. After 86 days of work, it seemed the project might be completed ahead of schedule, but an accident occurred while reinstalling the trays, resulting in one death, which forced the entire site to halt operations for a week for corrective actions. As a result, the quality of the major maintenance was acceptable, but everyone was disheartened and looking grim.