If you were tasked with inspecting the field instruments in petrochemical plants at other companies, which standards and specifications would you refer to most often?
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As the end of the year approaches, companies face various inspections, which is extremely troublesome. Some of the experts who come don’t even specify which regulations have been violated, while others use SY standards to inspect SH petrochemical companies... If you were tasked with checking the instruments at a petrochemical company’s facilities, which standards and regulations would you use most frequently? Which article? Please provide examples of common instrument issues encountered in the field, and list which specification and which article they violate. Thank you! A serious reply will be rewarded. reward_7ree
Why do I think this is a trap?……
This post was last edited by t*ngtou on 2016-12-30 08:22. If there is no industry authority to lead you, or if your leaders are not capable of doing so. No matter what standards you use, you can’t outdo the inspection team. It’s decades of experience; there’s nothing you can do if you don’t agree – that’s just how reality is. Original poster, don’t bother with it; just do whatever your boss tells you to do. If it weren’t for supporting my family, I would have just gone and done that shit for this year’s D*V check. Have you noticed, OP? These days, whether it’s so-called experts or ordinary people, whenever there’s something they can do to help, they have to act big and put on an act. The ugly flaws of the Chinese people are clearly exposed.
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