Instrument Safety Operation Regulations

1. The instrument operator should be familiar with the working principle, performance characteristics, testing points and testing items of various instruments. 2. The instrument operator regularly prints production reports and monitoring reports every day to reflect the production and operation of the factory in time. 3. Regularly conduct on-site inspections of the instruments at each inspection point and make records. Any abnormal situation should be handled and reported in a timely manner. Fourth, rainy weather 1. The instrument operator should be familiar with the working principle, performance characteristics, testing points and testing items of various instruments. 2. The instrument operator regularly prints production reports and monitoring reports every day to reflect the production and operation conditions in the factory in a timely manner. 3. Regularly conduct on-site inspections of the instruments at each inspection point and make records. Any abnormal situation should be dealt with and reported in a timely manner. 4. When going to the site to inspect the instrument in rainy weather, the operator should pay attention to prevent electric shock. 5. The primary sensors of various detection instruments should be cleaned and descaled as required. 6. The printing mechanical parts of the microcomputer system should be lubricated regularly. 7. If the detection instrument fails, the transmitter and converter shall not be disassembled or unloaded at will. 8. Protective measures should be taken when inspecting and repairing instruments. For various instruments that have not been used for a long time or are soaked in water due to improper use, they should be dried before being used. 9. The computer software that is not used for operation in the factory is strictly prohibited to run on the computer on the network. When running, it is strictly prohibited to exit the computer software or insert a floppy disk. 10. Regular maintenance of various components of the instrument, probes, converters, calculators, conduction televisions and secondary instruments, etc. Keep all parts intact, clean, and free of rust. The scales on the dial are clear, the nameplate, markings, and lead seals are intact; the central control room is tidy; the microcomputer system is working normally: the instrument well is clean and there is no accumulation of water. 11. Non-instrument operators are not allowed to enter the central control room at will.