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Let’s discuss how to handle the mandatory interlock tickets for instruments during weekends and holidays. The managers are at home, and there’s no one to issue the tickets; how do you deal with such situations?
There’s someone on duty; call the supervisor, and usually he will arrange for the person on duty to sign it. Unless he ignores it or comes to sign in person. Also, generally one should avoid such actions during holidays.
Are there no supervisors on duty during holidays?
Check your company’s regulations regarding this matter.
The rules are all good, but implementation is another matter; I’m just interested in learning about the better practices and relevant experiences of others in this area
It’s a systemic issue; on regular holidays, manufacturing companies usually arrange for managers to be on duty. If that isn’t the case in your company, it means the system is not well-established
When preparing the interlock work order, it’s essential to write everything clearly, and then call the supervisors at each level to ask them to sign it; they will definitely come.
Hehe, during holidays, find the on-duty manager or on-duty dispatcher and ask them to help you arrange it. Another suggestion: during holidays, avoid doing anything that’s not absolutely necessary; haha, it’s better to refrain from such tasks if possible. You know what I mean. . . :Lol, it’s just my personal opinion for reference only.