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Daily inspection of equipment during production

2009-08-20View Original

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I don’t know if the chemical companies here conduct regular inspections of their equipment as part of daily operations. I am an employee of Shanghai Great Technology Industry Co., Ltd. Our company implements intelligent daily inspections of equipment, which helps to prevent inspectors from being lazy and ensures the proper operation of the equipment. It can record the daily operating status of the device, etc. If you want to know more details, feel free to contact me. Company website: www.greatgroup.com Name: Yu Hui Phone number: 021-63030016-128 Mobile phone: +8613636534074
Reply #22009-08-20
I’ve seen power plants use such products before, but I didn’t know that chemical plants have also used them!
Reply #32009-08-21
We have used it here as well, but it’s more of a formality – it isn’t very useful. Employees rely on their own sense of responsibility for daily inspections
Reply #42009-08-22
Such things don’t serve any real purpose; responsibility is what’s needed instead
Reply #52009-08-22
The products are good; what matters is the implementation of the system. The advantage is that equipment operation data can be collected and archived in a timely manner, facilitating effective management of equipment operation. The disadvantages are high investment costs, poor resistance to damage, and the tendency to cause problems for managers, which makes it difficult to implement.
Reply #62009-08-22
Some measures can be taken, such as electronic inspection devices, job-specific inspection records, random inspections in the workshop, and continuous monitoring
Reply #72009-09-05
Inspections generally don’t reveal many problems, as the fixed routes don’t allow coverage of the entire installation. I think it’s necessary to check each device at regular intervals, in combination with internal operations; one shouldn’t rely only on a surface-level inspection.
Reply #82009-09-07
Inspections require not only a sense of responsibility but also keen insight and professional experience. This sense of responsibility stems from the company’s internal systems and assessment mechanisms. CNPC and Sinopec have very solid management systems – how can one function without a sense of responsibility? No, it’s not possible.
Reply #92009-10-16
Employees rely mainly on their personal sense of responsibility for routine inspections
Reply #102009-10-16
Our factory requires that key positions be manned on-site 24 hours a day to ensure proper operation, but it is tough work for the operators.

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