Inspections mainly focus on those
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I just started working, and I heard that they are going on inspections, but I don’t know what exactly is being inspected, nor what the requirements are for those who carry out the inspections. . . .
It’s in the operating procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-11-17 at 20:27. 1. Don’t worry; I just started working, and I’m not supposed to be qualified for independent inspections yet. It’s not a matter of qualifications; it’s a question of the ability to respond to emergencies on site, and of the ability to identify hazards present there. 2. Moving equipment: relevant pressure, temperature, liquid level, as well as vibration values. 3. Static equipment: mainly related to liquid levels and interfaces. 4. Identification of leakage and odor sources. Set up the detection of internal leakage.
Inspection: 1. Operational status of equipment and facilities, including any signs of leakage, vibration, overheating, overpressure, noise, unusual odors, or abnormal oil levels. 2. Check of operational parameters – pressure, temperature, liquid/level levels, flow rates, etc., and verify these values by contacting the control room. 3. Drainage and venting points, as well as areas prone to freezing. 4. Utility systems – inspection of water, electricity, air, and steam supply
Additional notes: 1: Safety 2: Quality 3: Site conditions; all of these are key aspects of equipment inspection