Working with mechanical equipment is too exhausting
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The person on duty is sleeping; there’s nothing more to say.
In fact, no profession is easy; much of what seems glorious is only visible to others!
Just be yourself; as for management, that’s the responsibility of leaders. If you are interested in this, you can also try to experience what management work is like through effort: lol
The crosshead is completely broken – what’s the point of conducting an on-site inspection? There’s also a lack of oil.
Bro, it’s better not to stay in such a company – safety first
Whether it’s hard or tiring, safety comes first; then come skills. At the same time, one must also learn how to interact with others. As the saying goes, for every inch of evil, there’s an inch of good – I’ll only go to hell if it’s worth it!
Those who work with mechanical equipment are all more or less the same: they appear important in front of others but suffer the consequences behind their backs. Mentally exhausted and physically tired. But it’s the first time I’ve seen the crosshead slide burn up like this. Doesn’t it have a hydraulic pressure alarm with interlocked shutdown functionality?
Take care of yourself; safety comes first.
Which one is less tiring? Strive to change careers!
We need to shift from manual protection to technical safeguards; interlocks are crucial. Disabling those interlocks is nothing but reckless behavior. With the equipment in such poor condition, you’d better fix it properly. Talking too much only creates more work without any positive outcome, and it only causes unnecessary stress for oneself. There’s no other way – that’s just how things are when dealing with faulty equipment: one has to clean up the mess. Adjust your mindset and keep working