\"Weekly Topic\": A brief discussion on \"how to carry out work\" when the installation cannot start”

1. How do you carry out maintenance of the equipment when it is not in operation for long periods of time? Nitrogen protection is applied, and the other fixed and mobile equipment undergo regular maintenance at scheduled times, just as during normal operation. 2. How does your workshop organize personnel when the equipment is not in use for long periods of time? A day is divided into morning study* and afternoon on-site work. 3. When the equipment is not in use for an extended period, how do you arrange the daily tasks of your workshop staff? The workshop organizes training sessions. 4. How is the income of your company’s employees calculated and paid when the plant is not in operation? It’s okay, it’s less than what was paid during the working period, but we can understand that it’s already great to be able to receive a salary even when there’s no work. I hope the company will get better and better.

Why isn’t there anyone answering this question about HaiChuan? Is it possible that all companies in the refining industry are operating? ? ? ?

1. How do you carry out maintenance of the equipment when it is not in operation for long periods of time? Nitrogen is filled into the towers and pipelines; the boiler is either filled with a small amount of nitrogen or completely drained and then filled with nitrogen. 2. How does your workshop organize personnel when the plant is not in operation for long periods of time? Arrange leave or organize histology*. 3. How do you arrange the daily work of your workshop staff when the equipment is not in use for extended periods of time? I don’t understand. 4. If the facility doesn’t start operating, how is the income of your company’s employees calculated and paid out? Work as usual; income must not decrease. Leave shall be arranged and compensated in accordance with the leave policy.

1. How do you carry out maintenance of the equipment when it is not in operation for long periods of time? The tower and main pipelines are under nitrogen protection; the various low points are dehydrated regularly, and pressure monitoring points are installed to ensure a slight positive nitrogen pressure! 2. How does your workshop organize personnel when the equipment is not in use for long periods of time? It mainly focuses on theoretical training, with some small competitions and other activities interspersed, and outdoor activities are also organized! 3. How do you arrange the daily work of your workshop staff when the equipment is not in use for extended periods of time? Most people are undergoing training outside, while some staff remain in the workshop to be on duty and carry out maintenance work! 4. How are the salaries of your company’s employees calculated and paid when the facility is not in operation? Put yourself in their shoes – it’s reasonable to expect that much for such an income; a lower amount would be understandable!

1. How do you carry out maintenance of the equipment when it is not in operation for long periods of time? We carry out maintenance according to the arrangements of the departments and workshops, just as we do during normal production. 2. How does your workshop organize personnel when the equipment is not in use for long periods of time? We divide it into training and on-site temporary work; the majority is on-site work, with very little time allocated for training. 3. How do you arrange the daily work of your workshop staff when the equipment is not in use for extended periods of time? Once the work is completed, the contractors can leave early; the remaining time is used for training (organized freely). 4. How is the income of your company’s employees calculated and paid when the installation work does not start? Income is a bit lower than when production is in full swing, but it’s still okay that the company can pay salaries at the moment since production isn’t running.

1. How do you carry out maintenance of the equipment when it is not in operation for long periods of time? The equipment is protected by nitrogen flushing, bolts are greased, and the pump is rotated periodically, etc. 2. How does your workshop organize personnel when the installation isn’t in use for long periods of time? The staff are generally involved in training and maintenance work; if the shutdown lasts for a long time, some employees may be given time off. 3. How is the schedule arranged for the staff in your workshop after they have completed their daily tasks when the plant is not in operation for an extended period? Training, learning, engaging in various cultural and sports activities. 4. How is the income of your company’s employees calculated and paid when the installation work doesn’t start? Base salary, no performance bonus