What special operations does your factory have?

1.2.1.1 Electrical work: Operational and management positions in the electrical workshop, as well as electrical operation and management positions in the power workshop； 1.2.1.2 Refrigeration and air conditioning operations: polymerization operation and management positions in the polypropylene workshop, molding operation and management positions in the asphalt workshop, operation and management positions in the lubricant workshop ； 1.2.1.3 Chemical automation control instrument operations: Operation and management positions in the instrument workshop ； 1.2.1.4 Polymerization process operations: Polymerization operations and management positions in the polypropylene workshop. 1.2.1.5 Hydrogenation process operations: Hydrogenation reforming workshop, second hydrogenation workshop, and S_zorb unit hydrogenation operations and management positions in the second catalysis workshop ； 1.2.1.6 Pyrolysis (cracking) process operations: operation and management positions in the First Catalysis Workshop and the Second Catalysis Workshop. 1.2.1.7 Oxidation process operations: Operation position of the sulfur production furnace in the sulfur workshop. 1.2.2 According to the \"Measures for the Supervision and Management of Operators of Special Equipment\", the units and positions within the branch that are involved in activities related to special equipment are as follows: 1.2.2.1 Operations with motorized vehicles within the enterprise: forklift operators, operators of handling vehicles, tractors, and pushers, as well as positions responsible for the safety management of specialized motorized vehicles used on the premises. (The operator position requires an operation certificate) ； For management positions, a management certificate is required; the same applies below.) 1.2.2.2 Crane operations: coking positions in the hydrogenation workshop, fitter positions in the maintenance workshop, coke loading positions in the asphalt workshop, as well as crane safety management positions ； (Crane operators refer to those who are engaged in the mechanical installation and repair, as well as electrical installation and repair of cranes at crane manufacturing and using units, as well as operators such as supervisors and drivers.) Rigging operators of lifting machinery, as well as ground operators and remote control operators of such machinery, do not need to obtain a \"Special Equipment Operator Certificate\"; instead, they are trained and managed by the entity that uses the machinery. ) 1.2.2.3 Elevator operations: coking operation in the secondary hydrogenation workshop, granulation operation in the polypropylene workshop, gas holder operation in the oil products workshop, and elevator safety management role. 1.2.2.4 Boiler operations (including water quality testing): operation and management positions in the First Catalysis Workshop, Second Catalysis Workshop, Hydrogenation Reforming Workshop, Second Hydrogenation Workshop, and Power Workshop; boiler water analysis positions in the Quality Center; and boiler safety management positions. 1.2.2.5 Pressure pipeline operations and pressure vessel operations: operational and management positions in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units, the first catalytic unit, the second catalytic unit, the hydrocracking unit, the second hydrogenation unit, the polypropylene unit, the lubricant oil unit, the gas separation unit, the sulfur unit, the power unit, the asphalt unit, and the oil products unit; as well as positions responsible for the safe management of pressure vessels and pressure pipelines. 1.2.2.6 Mobile pressure vessel filling operations: LPG loading positions in the oil products workshop, railway LPG loading positions in the shipping workshop, and gas cylinder filling positions in fire departments.

There are electricians, crane operators, forklift operators, oxy-acetylene welders, stokers, aerial workers........

There are welding, refrigeration, pressure vessels, furnace operation, laboratory analysis, crane and lifting operations, forklifts, working at heights, confined space work, passenger transport, electrical instrumentation, and biotechnology. . . . . .

Welding and gas cutting operations, electrical work, pressure vessel operations, pressure pipeline operations, boiler operations, crane and elevator operations, forklift operations, work in confined spaces, working at heights, blind plate operations,--------------

There are relatively few of these devices; not including those used for elevator maintenance!

There’s also lifting equipment, specifically electric hoists!

Electrician, Welder, Crane operator, Forklift operator, Crane driver, Scaffolding worker, Flaw detector

For routine maintenance, there is a lot of work that involves working at heights and performing welding tasks

Well, there are so many of them. Harvesting corn, digging for sweet potatoes; weeds passing by. . . I wonder if these are also considered special types of work{:1_90:}

The three most common: hot work, working at heights, and confined spaces