Designated personnel for dry quenching of coke at 140 tons per hour – data collection
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Our factory is constructing a new 140-ton dry quenching plant (with direct lifting of coke tanks). I’m not sure how to determine the staffing requirements – which positions are needed, how many people are required, and what should be the salary levels. Please share your insights
Here, there are 5 people per shift: 2 are responsible for checking the dry quenching furnace, boilers, elevators, environmental dust removal systems, and other auxiliary equipment; one person is in charge of monitoring and operating the dry quenching furnace, another handles the monitoring and operation of the boilers, and there’s also a shift leader.
One day-shift supervisor, with four team leaders assigned, 4 people per shift
Has the CDQ project been completed where you are? Here, we now have 5 people: two are in charge of the boilers and elevators, two are responsible for the control room, the main operator handles emergencies and assists on-site, and the last one is the team leader
Each shift consists of 4 people (1 assistant controller, 2 on-site inspectors; the shift leader is the main controller), with an additional team leader