An accident almost happened
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Today, a colleague was measuring temperature and methanol leaked; someone else was working with fire nearby, and an explosion almost occurred. It was extremely dangerous
Safety is no trivial matter; it must be given top priority in whatever we do.
It should be 【removing the thermometer】; it is indeed dangerous. So one should be careful about safety everywhere.
Well, the more I work, the more I realize how important safety is. If you’re not careful, it could cost you your life, or it could cost someone else’s life as well. With each blink of the eyes, the world changes
It was a close call, but good fortune will surely follow!
Both removing thermometers and performing welding operations require separate work permits, as well as the presence of a work supervisor.
Special care must be taken to ensure safety when working simultaneously or in parallel; generally, few people pay attention to comprehensive supervision.
How could anyone work with fire in a place where methanol might leak? Is your safety management nothing but a formality?
Without any sense of safety, can one just remove the temperature sleeve without replacing the pipeline? The thermal resistance core can be removed, but the sleeve cannot. Why isn’t a process engineer present to supervise the work carried out by the instrument technician?
This is a problem with your workshop – why isn’t the solvent in the area where welding is being done cleaned and replaced properly? Without you breaking the thermometer, it can still explode easily. Additionally, as a technician, it is best to confirm with the workshop in advance whether the necessary materials are available before starting work, and workshop staff should be present during the work.
The use of open flames was not carried out in a proper manner; it was an attempted accident