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Let’s all talk about whether the instrument and electrical maintenance staff in your company sleep on shift
It’s an open secret that maintenance workers take shifts to sleep: lol
Our company has strict checks; I think it’s better to relax the rules
Sleep, if there’s a problem then get up and deal with it; only by getting enough rest can one perform well~~~
It depends on the shift conditions; if you have to work shifts along with the production process, you won’t be able to sleep.
We work on a three-shift, two-shift system here. What’s the point of sleeping during the 12-hour night shift? You need to rest well in order to have the energy to work; you can’t just sit around with nothing to do all night – that’s silly. It’s not as if they’re forced to work without any chance to sleep.
Maintenance workers are on duty only, without rotating shifts. Those on night shift can take rest during the day.
Sleep. If there’s something to take care of, do it; otherwise, just sleep soundly
Firstly, for the control room staff, shifts are usually arranged so that they can sleep; whereas with shift work, it’s not possible to sleep
The instruments are operated on a shift basis, so one can sleep when there is no work to do
At my previous company, I explicitly told the dispatcher that I would sleep at night and that if there was anything, they could call me over the walkie-talkie and I would be there right away. After all, I had slept in the control rooms of various workshops without anyone complaining about it. In my work, I would see others busy while I had nothing to do, so I would often offer to help out; my former colleagues, on the other hand, hardly ever helped others. As soon as he went to sleep in another workshop, people would spread rumors about him on the shuttles used for commuting to and from work. Although it’s an open secret that employees in the electrical and instrumentation departments sleep during their shifts