Lubricating oil

“The “five fixings” refer to fixing the location, quality, quantity, schedule, and responsible person. 1. Designated locations: Identify the lubrication areas and points for each piece of equipment, keep them clean and intact, and implement targeted oiling. 2. Qualitative aspect: Use lubricants of the grades specified in the lubrication chart; the lubricating materials and blended lubricants must pass inspection ； Keep the lubrication devices and refueling equipment clean. 3. Quantification: While ensuring proper lubrication, set limits for daily oil consumption and carry out regular oil changes; manage the recycling of used oil back to the inventory, address oil leaks in equipment, and prevent waste. 4. Regularly: Refill oil, add oil, and drain oil according to the intervals specified in the lubrication charts or cards. For fuel tanks with large storage capacities, samples should be taken for testing at regular intervals; the frequency of cleaning, oil replacement, circulation filtering, and sampling shall be determined based on the condition of the oil. 5. Assignment of responsibilities: In accordance with the lubrication schedule, it is necessary to clarify the roles of operators, maintenance workers, and lubrication specialists regarding daily oil filling, top-up, cleaning, and oil replacement for the equipment; each person should perform their own duties while also overseeing those of others. Additionally, it is important to designate personnel responsible for taking samples for inspection. This post was last edited by 147258 on 2008-2-16 08:34.]

Agreeing to the “five fixings” means fixing the location, quality, quantity, schedule, and responsible person.

It is best to have an oil room for lubricating oil to prevent dust and moisture from entering; do not take the oil gun out when it is not in use

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