Issues with personnel responsible for starting up sulfuric acid plants
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This post was last edited by Zhang Ruqing on 2016-11-28 at 11:26. I heard that several new sulfuric acid production plants have started up for testing, but there are no skilled workers available; operations began as soon as a team was assembled, and even the person in charge of those plants is handling duties from another plant. Is this really okay? ! Go and see what the condition of the car is like
This is not good, and it won’t help cultivate talent
This is not good; it prevents the development of talent, and problems are likely to arise after those people leave
Turnkey project? We also need to train some people
Yes, that’s right. The traditional sulfur-based acid production process is relatively simple; employees only need to go through training for a month or two, and a few drivers are sufficient. However, this approach can lead to problems, as everything has to be figured out through trial and error. It’s better to assign one or two skilled workers to each team for greater reliability.
There must be skilled workers for driving, and everyone needs to go to other factories to get familiar with the work there; at least two months of preparation is required
Mainly, the sulfuric acid plant does not experience any major safety incidents nor does it pose a threat to the main facilities; therefore, the management pays little attention to it, adopting an attitude of learning as they go
I remember when the Yunnan branch was working on the red phosphorus project, Vice President Li paid a high price to hire experts to handle it; there were different opinions within the team. Vice President Li said that if the operation didn’t go smoothly, even a minor accident would result in higher costs.
Mentoring the new members while also having emergency plans in place is the proper approach
Come and learn*. The sulfuric acid system is a system that requires long-term operation, so it needs to be operated under the guidance of experienced personnel, with training taking place through actual operations. The system isn’t expensive, but the cost of an accident is immeasurable