Treat anti-corrosion pipelines well during maintenance
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The following picture is from a company's maintenance site. The anti-corrosion pipelines are placed randomly and the anti-corrosion coating has been knocked off, leaving hidden dangers for metal corrosion.
Those who work on site will not take care of it. After the pipes are unloaded, they will be paid and left. The main thing is to have technicians keep an eye on them. The technicians will say, it is a trivial matter to unload a pipe. Do you still need me to keep an eye on it? Lift it down and finish it. Lift it down. I am busy and can’t make it. Unload it yourself. Keep it in the warehouse. Unload it quickly. Driver, lift it slowly and don’t scratch the car. Count a few, five, okay, note it down, worker: When you're done, take the money and leave. Driver, let's go. Wash the car and keep it in the warehouse.: I've unloaded your site. There are 5 pieces in total. I'll let you know. You can go and have a look when it's done.
This is a more realistic picture of the maintenance construction site. Can the poster also take pictures and send pictures of on-site welding machines, gas cutting and other maintenance equipment? :lol
The weather is nice, but if the paint is scratched off, the stainless steel contact parts will be more corroded.