How do the instruments work on duty?
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This post was last edited by zyzs on 2011-7-16 at 17:22. I wonder how the instrument technicians in everyone’s workplace handle their shifts? Can I take a nap at noon? We are divided into four groups, following a cycle of four days: (day shift – deputy shift – night shift – off shift). Day shift: 07:30----17:00; Deputy shift: 07:30----11:30; Night shift: 17:00----07:30. It is not allowed to sleep at noon. Sleep is possible from 21:00 to 6:00 in the evening.
Our unit does not have on-duty personnel for the instruments; there is 24/7 monitoring
Some get to work for one night and then rest for a whole day, while others rest for half a day; there is also time for a break at noon. If there’s something to do, just do it.
Here, we go to the duty room at 8 a.m. to start working, and we finish at 8 a.m. the next day, with a whole day off.
Our unit operates on a two-shift system. The shift is 24 hours long. For 3 consecutive days. A cycle of 6 days. It's now 6 PM to 8 AM. Always on standby!
Select 4 people and form them into pairs, with odd-numbered ones on one side and even-numbered ones on the other. The time frame is from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m.; those on the day shift are responsible for duty at noon, and this duty is also rotated among them
Shift 3: Work 24 hours and rest 48 hours; day shift workers work 8 hours, with rotation once a month
This post was last edited by cnooczhouyx on 2011-7-13 at 12:01. Strictly speaking, one cannot sleep during the 24-hour duty shift on the control panel – how can one work if they are sleeping? However, given the special nature of the work, it is generally allowed for those on instrument duty to sleep at night; some regulations even specify that sleeping is permitted from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m ； Get up and deal with it when there’s something to do ； You can’t sleep at noon ； But considering the physical needs of the human body, especially in summer when the weather is hot, it’s common to feel less energetic in the afternoons, which reduces work efficiency and increases the risk of safety issues ； So taking a proper break at noon is understandable from a human-centered perspective as well ； It depends on how the managers handle it in practice. (My personal opinion, for reference only)
It’s basically a day shift; four people work the night shift every day, on a rotating basis!
Someone is on duty 24/7; do not leave, available at any time!
According to the poster’s question, the instrument is operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The duty schedule for instrument technicians is arranged according to the specific conditions of each enterprise.