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The dog days have arrived, and Wenzhou’s valve manufacturers have activated automatic baking mode

2015-07-14View Original

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Typhoon Chan-hom showed extraordinary mercy toward the people of Wenzhou, passing by us quietly without leaving any trace of its impact… Soon after, it was the Lady of the Scorching Days who came to visit us. http://www.xyzhf.com/uploadfile/2015/0713/20150713020341744.jpg Starting today, we officially enter the period of the Scorching Days; this year it will last 40 days in total, 10 days more than last year. With the arrival of the hot summer days, Wenzhou’s valve manufacturers switch to automatic baking mode. Let me describe the barbecue scene in the factory for everyone: 1. Lathe technicians: roast while standing. 2, Assembler: Bend and bake. 3. Polisher: Sit in the vehicle and get heated. 4. Paint sprayer: Raise the arm to apply heat. 5. Packing worker: Roast on the left, roast on the right, roast from above, roast from below. Can you imagine a vivid barbecue scene?
Reply #22015-07-14
It feels like working outdoors
Reply #32015-07-14
If it’s in a workshop with poor ventilation, it’s like a steamer. Outside, at least there is some natural wind.
Reply #42015-07-14
It is necessary to avoid periods of high temperature and arrange work hours reasonably
Reply #52015-07-14
That being said, when I was in Shandong, I basically didn’t work at noon during the summer; But you should come to Shenzhen and see for yourself – as soon as working hours start, one still has to show up, after all, this is a place to work.
Reply #62015-07-14
Yes, the boss is willing to let them take a break, but they don’t want to either; as long as they can get their money back that’s enough for them
Reply #72015-07-14
Yes, it also shows people’s spirit of endurance.
Reply #82015-07-14
High-temperature allowance! It is stipulated that outdoor work cannot be arranged when the temperature is above 35 degrees Celsius! It is necessary to act strictly in accordance with the regulations. Heatstroke at work is also considered an occupational injury~~~~~
Reply #92015-07-14
Can’t see the picture? It’s so laggy :L:L

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