Regulatory documents on the management of automated instruments
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As the security situation becomes increasingly stringent. Various types of security inspections are being intensified. **The requirements from security agencies will also become increasingly stringent. What management systems should a department responsible for the control of automated instrumentation have? For example, interlock management regulations and instrument systems. Automation systems and so on. . . . That senior could give some advice. Create a fairly comprehensive outline. What management systems do we still lack in comparison? What management systems should be established. and which table files are archived. Wait.
Due to the varying management systems of different companies, it is difficult to determine which aspects are to be determined solely by the instrumentation department. For example, in a chain management system, since a complete management system requires the involvement of several departments, it is not appropriate for the instrumentation department alone to make the decisions. As far as I know, Sinopec’s chain management system is at the branch level; the factories, workshops, and departments below it can only carry out the instructions strictly. At most, suggestions can be made regarding the system itself; there is no right to formulate or modify it. For example, tasks such as on-site filtration, pressure reduction, and regular sewage discharge can be addressed by creating a separate policy for them, including a clause in the inspection protocol, treating them as part of each maintenance task, or simply ignoring them altogether. Therefore, to establish systems, one should first sort out the regulations of the enterprises and various management departments, creating a set of rules in the form of things like \"the factory security regulations for entering and leaving the cabinet room\", and then check whether there are any missing regulations that need to be added. Thus, the overall framework is in place. Let me tell you something: **during departmental inspections, for companies that are ISO 2000 certified, the inspection teams usually don’t pay much attention to the internal systems in place at those companies.**
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