Issues with lighting the furnace
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If the furnace goes out, it needs to be restarted, but only torches can be used – is it necessary to get a permission form from the supervisor? There are regulations requiring a level-1 fire permit for welding work within the facility area, and such permits need to be approved through co-signation. So who can sign the permit at night when the department is closed? Is the stove turned off? Interesting regulations on working with fire and ignition issues – welcome to discuss
A invoice must definitely be issued. The furnace has stopped working – isn’t the manager coming?
For ticket purchases, the on-site situation needs to be confirmed.
My large furnace has 288 main burners plus 288 perpetual flames; if one of them goes out, the manager comes running over – it’s not realistic. We order on our own and go to a large state-owned enterprise to learn*, and they do the same as well. I don’t know what the rules are
Most of them don’t have half-price tickets; they just get the job done right away, and the manager only finds out about what happened at night during the day
The rule is that a ticket must be issued whenever hot work is carried out
If one burns out individually, there’s no need to consult the manager, right? Our company has 96 burners. Occasionally some get extinguished; just light them up again
Are your burners ignited by an open flame? If that’s the case, relevant work permits need to be obtained; at the very least, the approval of the supervisor is required. Otherwise, what if something goes wrong and the supervisor refuses to take responsibility?
A lighter with a battery can also be used to start things up more or less
Doesn’t the igniter require an invoice? The battery voltage is not high, but the electric sparks it generates are of high voltage
Here, the personnel in charge of the furnace can keep fire starters such as lighters and matches on hand, to facilitate lighting the furnace whenever needed； If we really have to follow the system, I guess your system will need to be changed. You understand