What are the “additional temporary electrical equipment” mentioned in change management?
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This post was last edited by wgqmqez on 2021-8-14 at 22:44. Article 23 of the **Guiding Opinions of the State Administration for Work Safety on Strengthening the Safety Management of Chemical Processes** (An Jian Zong Guan San [2013] No. 88) calls for strict change management, including changes to equipment and facilities. This mainly includes the upgrading and renovation of equipment and facilities, replacement with different types (including changes in model, material, and safety features), changes in layout, changes in spare parts and materials, changes in monitoring and measuring instruments, changes in computers and software, changes in electrical equipment, and the addition of temporary electrical equipment. I would like to ask fellow sailors: what are the temporary electrical devices that can be added? Do the axial flow fans used in summer to cool the pumps fall under this category, and is a temporary change procedure required?
(22) Establish a change management system. All changes that occur in a company regarding processes, equipment, instruments, electrical systems, utility services, spare parts, materials, chemicals, production organization methods, and personnel must be included in change management. This clause makes it very clear that everything needs to go through a change process.
Our company’s change management process is not yet well-developed; due to the rapid pace of our business growth, there are many changes taking place on site, and there are numerous disputes regarding what falls under the category of changes. We would like to know how your company manages such changes.
In summer, the ambient temperature is high, resulting in high operating temperatures.