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Wouldn't looking at a big screen every day cause eye fatigue and increase people's fatigue? Many offices will display some green plants for employees to adjust. Can petrochemical central control rooms display green plants?
The green plants are a little reluctant and can't see the sun
Green plants with low-light properties, such as pothos, can also be moved out to bask in the sun from time to time.
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Sinopec doesn’t know. Anyway, we have some, but not many.
Some are placed, some are not, and it seems that there are no mandatory regulations. The logistics department will take the initiative to put them in the front line. If they just want to curry favor with the leaders, green plants will be placed in the leadership rooms, windowsills, desks, and coffee tables. Anyway, the overall phenomenon is: Conference rooms and office building foyers have the largest number of green plants, leadership offices have the best variety of green plants, government offices have popular green plants, street trees and weeds are luxuriant on both sides of the factory road, and workshops (installations) have withered green plants.
Green plants cannot be placed in the central control room. Are there other safety considerations, such as preventing rats? ? ?
Small insects will grow in green plant breeding, so it may not be suitable to place them in a closed central control room.
There has always been a question: should the central control room be equipped with an employee lounge?
No, usually there are four shifts and three shifts, and you go back to the dormitory (or home) after get off work.