Some irregular practices often leave us completely confused
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Some irregular practices often leave us confused; it seems as though we end up being outsiders who understand nothing. For example, randomly attaching pipes during equipment lifting, welding arbitrarily on the equipment itself, using several gaskets when connecting flanges of different sizes, and so on. . . .
It must be done strictly in accordance with the specifications! Otherwise, over time it will become messy and unorganized, which will also give rise to many security risks.
It must be firmly stopped; a rigorous workmanship spirit should be promoted!
This is when nothing goes wrong; once something does happen, they will learn their lesson! Rules are all the result of lessons learned through blood and tears by those who came before; a sense of standards should be instilled in every employee from their onboarding training! Every unit may have certain problems to varying degrees; we should try to use examples from our surroundings to guide everyone – great craftsmen require the joint efforts of all
The regulations need to be understood in a thorough and coherent manner, and the explanations of subsequent provisions should be carefully read.