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Who has information on the staffing arrangements for coking workshops? Please share it with me. It would be best if it relates to 6.25-meter coke ovens, but information on other types of coke ovens can also be useful as a reference
The personnel for one furnace unit are as follows: 1 person for coking control, 1 person for coke screening, and 1 person for dust removal; in fact, 2 people are sufficient for these three tasks of coking, coke screening, and dust removal; 3 personnel for the SCP integrated unit, 2 for the smoke guidance vehicle, 2 for the rising pipe workers, 2 each for unloading from the furnace on the machine side and the coke side, 2 for the coke blocking vehicle, 2 for the coke quenching vehicle, 2 for the switch operators, 2 for temperature testers (including the team leader). The above is the staffing arrangement for shift work (2 or 1 shift supervisor). The staffing for regular day shifts is as follows: 5 personnel for furnace adjustment (including the team leader), 2 sufficient numbers of furnace door operators, 2 for handling iron components; these roles can also be combined, resulting in 3 people in total, 5 personnel for thermal repairs (including the team leader), 1 person for exhaust gas analysis (who can also handle furnace adjustment tasks), and 1 person for operating the coke powder grabber (who can also handle furnace door operations, iron component handling, and thermal repair tasks). This is the basic staffing arrangement