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Is it possible to get some rest during the night shift?

2010-08-13View Original

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Chemical plants are hazardous enterprises; if employees don’t get enough rest, mistakes are likely to occur. Yet many managers refuse to stop until someone dies. What’s the situation like in your workplace?
Reply #22010-08-13
Night shift employees already have scheduled rest time; of course, they cannot take a break during working hours. The chemical industry involves continuous production, and materials are flammable and explosive; therefore, intermediate breaks due to potential operational errors are not allowed. This reflects the employees’ sense of responsibility and safety awareness.
Reply #32010-08-13
Does it even need to be asked? Does it even need to be asked? Does it even need to be asked?
Reply #42010-08-13
I want to rest too, but the control station in front of me is watching me. How painful is that?
Reply #52010-08-13
I've wanted to rest for a long time! ~But there’s nothing I can do! ~~~For a living! ~
Reply #62010-08-13
Rest when it’s time to rest, and work when it’s time to work.
Reply #72010-08-13
From another perspective, those leaders are exactly that. Speechless!
Reply #82010-08-14
Rotational leave is possible to ensure that the position is always covered; people aren’t machines – after years or decades, no one can sustain this
Reply #92010-08-14
If you’re on night shift and by yourself, don’t rest; instead, get more sleep during the day to regain your energy. But if there are colleagues around, it’s fine to take turns resting a bit
Reply #102010-08-17
There’s no way to rest during working hours; after work, one can rest properly

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