【Petrochemical Zone】Recent Updates on Jobs (Reply +10)
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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2016-1-1 at 21:47. In the Petrochemical section, there’s a thread titled “A Few Things About Recent Jobs”. Hello everyone, I’m your good friend Guan Guan. What have you been busy with lately? Why don’t you come to Haichuan to play? They come in a hurry; the forums that allow offline use don’t pay now. Do you feel like you don’t know what to post? Then you must really be very free. I can’t take it anymore; I work in shift 2 of Class 4, day and night, and still manage to steal some time to check on Kaichuan. Tell me, what have you all been up to lately? Just talk casually, whatever comes to mind. You say: The job is stable, there’s nothing to do all day; one just waits for work to end. I replied, Then you’re really amazing; how is your position so stable? You say: I’m the gatekeeper at a chemical plant – how can things not be stable? I replied, That’s great, isn’t your factory polluting? Is everyone coming to you to cause trouble? ........................................................ You say: The plant has been shut down recently; it’s very busy. I just replied: Bro, be careful. What kind of device has stopped working here? ........................................................ The petrochemical area welcomes you to post messages. As long as the content is meaningful, there is a wealth reward of 2-10. Bro, let’s chat for 10 bucks! ! ! ! ! ! ! Requirement: Contentful and work-related. Reply with at least 20 characters.
There is a dedicated section for spamming in the respective regions of the platform; I’m not sure what it means to create a spam post in your own region.
This kind of watering is not the same as that kind; it’s a naming-based approach to watering aimed at attracting more members to join. It talks about things that happen around the job position. This is to promote communication within the community, enabling moderators to keep track of members’ activities and post relevant topics as well as daily questions.
Guan Erge’s post is written in a humorous and interesting way – it’s really great! Especially the last part of the conversation is vivid and thought-provoking……
I didn’t see your post about spending money to advance your status. There’s a post about watering here; hehe, let’s give it some support. . . . There are two possible explanations for the stability of the operation: either the equipment is truly stable, or the operational skills of the staff are quite high ； Secondly, one must be wary of the hidden dangers behind stability; excessive stability often goes hand in hand with carelessness on the part of the operators! ! ! Safety first – always keep safety top of mind! Strengthen inspections and identify potential hazards!
It seems that’s the person in charge of security. Yes, our company recently had a special inspection carried out by the headquarters’ “four no’s and two direct” team. Test you: Do you know what \"four noes and two directs\" means? ? ? ? ?
Yes! I’ve already asked for help, but no one has replied yet! The amount of catalyst dust we have has been quite high recently; everything else is normal, and we can’t identify the cause! Previously it was around 1 kilogram, but now it’s about 2.5 to 3 kilograms per day.
I won’t tell you your wealth score if you don’t give it. . . . . Hehe:P The term \"four no’s and two direct approaches\" refers to the method used by superiors (or **departments**) to conduct inspections at factories; it is a system of unannounced safety inspections, which involves \"no prior notice, no greeting, no reports to be reviewed, no need for accompaniment or reception, going straight to the grassroots level, and heading straight to the site.\" I encountered this back when I was working in a state-owned enterprise; it was something that was specifically emphasized during the shift handover.
Brother Guan, the management won’t allow us to carry out production or any projects. Currently we are busy with energy-saving measures across the factory, such as generating power from low-temperature water and recycling condensate water. I’m looking for any good energy-saving projects in the petrochemical industry; please recommend some. . .
Post it; I’m not that familiar with that area! All companies are working to improve efficiency and tap into potential! Post a thread and ask everyone about new ways to improve efficiency and uncover potential gains; there might be some ideas that can be used as references!
Brother Guan, my company is currently working on a project in the United States. We have just started working on it and find it quite challenging – everything from quoting prices to product design and manufacturing. I hope that those who have experience with overseas projects can offer some guidance to help us avoid unnecessary mistakes.