What are the key points of routine inspections for chemical and electrical engineering personnel?
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During inspections, checks may be divided into those of primary and secondary equipment, and I think a strong sense of responsibility is very important.
1. The duty personnel must conduct equipment inspections carefully, on time, and at the designated locations, following the prescribed inspection routes, and record the results of these inspections in the operation logbook. Abnormal conditions of the equipment must be detected promptly, analyzed carefully, handled correctly, recorded properly, and reported to the relevant superiors. 2. The frequency of inspections should be increased in the following situations: (1) When the equipment is overloaded, or when the load increases significantly. (2) After the equipment has been modified, overhauled, or left idle for a long period, as well as when newly installed equipment is put into operation. (3) Equipment defects have been on the rise recently. (4) In case of severe weather, accidental tripping, or suspicious phenomena during equipment operation. 3. When conducting inspections alone, it is necessary to comply with the relevant provisions in the Electrical Safety Work Regulations. 4. During inspections, it is necessary to follow the steps of “look, listen, ask, and check”. “\"Taking a look\" refers to checking the operating status displayed on various electrical devices ； “The second listening step involves listening to the problems reported by operators and workshop supervisors, as well as the requests they make ； “The “three questions” refer to asking in detail about the operating conditions of electrical equipment and the symptoms of faults ； “The “four inspections” refer to using electrical tools to check for issues with electrical equipment and addressing them promptly ； This post was last edited by zlky2005 on 2007-12-11 16:41]
There are quite a number of relevant regulations in the field of electricity, so it’s advisable to refer to more of them.
Pay special attention to hazardous areas; those prone to fire and explosion are a priority, as are areas where casualties are likely to occur
A sense of responsibility is essential. It mainly refers to key equipment, and this needs to be clearly distinguished. It is best to conduct inspections in pairs