The confusion of outdoor workers
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The dilemma of outdoor workers: In summer, while working, suddenly there are thunderstorms and heavy rain – should they continue working in the rain or stop and take shelter from it? ?
Needless to say, one must take shelter from the rain; equipment isn’t afraid of catching a cold! !
It depends on what you do for work Speaking of the abnormal situations that could arise from rain, the people in the control room might still be able to run outside……
Depending on the working conditions, it is necessary to take shelter from rain at times, and sometimes one has to run outside from the control room. . .
Under normal production conditions, the workload and urgency are generally low; but if a situation truly becomes urgent to the point that it threatens product quality or even causes production to stop, one must persevere and keep working regardless； In abnormal situations, there’s no need to say more
For special operations, it is not allowed to continue working outdoors in conditions such as heavy rain, winds of force 5 or higher, or thick fog.
Working in the rain; two shutdowns in July, with heavy downpours – even wearing a raincoat didn’t help~~
This needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis
There’s no other way; I personally think it’s better to handle the emergency first before taking shelter from the rain. Actually, this is also a matter of responsibility.
My master said that one has to work no matter what, that’s just fate!