Problems in equipment maintenance and repair

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Due to the current separation of non-core units, auxiliary units, and ongoing operations units, the construction capacity and technical expertise for maintenance and repair work are also declining. Among the original skilled workers, some have their contracts bought out, some resigned to take up better jobs, and some left early; currently, in most cases, one skilled worker oversees several migrant workers during construction. Furthermore, the original maintenance units, in pursuit of their own interests, often have to go to other locations to take on projects and carry out work, which further reduces the capacity to retain staff. I’m not sure how things are at the other departments. This post was last edited by JLH on 2008-1-28 20:10]

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