Nighttime inspections
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I would like to ask everyone, at what time do night inspections usually start?
Judging from the inspectors’ intentions, if they really intend to search for someone, they can definitely catch them around 4 a.m.; but if the inspection is just a formality, it will take place at other times. How many chemical industry workers have never worked night shifts or been caught? It’s all tears!
Judging from the inspectors’ intentions, if they really intend to search for someone, they can definitely catch them around 4 a.m.; but if the inspection is just a formality, it will take place at other times. How many chemical industry workers have never worked night shifts or been caught? It’s all tears!
Why check on work? Isn’t it required in the chemical industry these days to have information technology and personnel tracking?
Nighttime inspections usually begin between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. It may vary depending on different regions and units, and the specific time will need to be determined based on actual circumstances. .
What’s the point of checking whereabouts? He’s not leaving his post; the purpose of such checks is mainly to ensure that people are not sleeping on duty.
For personnel tracking, it can be set to trigger an alarm after a certain period of inactivity; those in the control room are usually under surveillance, and with this tracking system combined with monitoring, it’s impossible for anyone to stay at their post without being noticed.
I guess the alarm system will be going off non-stop; the night shift staff can fall asleep just by sitting there, let alone worry about surveillance. Besides, night shift workers are looking at the display screens – who says they have to move around after a certain period of time?