Perhaps your words can change someone’s troubles!
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Dear seniors, could you do it again in your free time? Take some of your precious time to give me some guidance. Recently at work, it was noticed that when taking over shift in a newly started reduction furnace, there were foreign objects (black flocculent matter) on the chassis; it’s not known what they are. Later, when I asked the veteran employees, they said it might be because the furnace tube wasn’t cleaned properly. What are the consequences if the reduction furnace cylinder is not cleaned properly? What should be done if this situation is detected during operation?
If the furnace cylinder is not cleaned properly, it may lead to quality issues with the silicon, as well as increased electricity consumption per furnace cycle. It is recommended that the supervisor have the shift leader check and sign off on matters such as the installation of the silicon core before starting up the furnace, the cleanliness of the furnace cylinder and optical components, and whether the cooling water pipes are properly connected. If it fails, redo it. It seems like they don’t care about that little amount of time either. . . It’s still the same word: assessment. It would be much better if it were linked to money; of course, conflicts will arise as a result. . .
Your answer is very accurate. In practice, one or two of them are manageable, but the others are very difficult. It’s easy to do things, but hard to live as a human being!
Direct assessment of the furnace installation team :lol
The evaluators have all quit – how to fix this? ? ? We have experienced salary cuts and staff reductions! The benefits are gone too.