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Steelworkers 10:31 - Mar 22 with 1741 viewsCountyJim

if there did come a lock down would some steelworkers be required in

I know because I've worked on Coke ovens you have to push a minimum amount of ovens a day and Blast Furnace need so many in on safety such as Keepers and water men

But not seen them on Key workers lists
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Steelworkers on 13:22 - Mar 22 with 497 viewscontroversial_jack

Steelworkers on 10:35 - Mar 22 by Neath_Jack

That's because they aren't key workers.

You are referring to process operations and process safety.

Do a couple of salamander taps on the furnaces and turn them off if it comes to it.

I can't see it coming to that, they'd surely let a skeleton crew in to keep things "ticking over". You never know though, unprecedented times.


Can't do that with Chemical processes though, there's no on and off switch, you either keep them ticking over or shut them down safely , which can take the best part of a week for some processes
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Steelworkers on 13:42 - Mar 22 with 475 viewsCountyJim

Steelworkers on 13:22 - Mar 22 by controversial_jack

Can't do that with Chemical processes though, there's no on and off switch, you either keep them ticking over or shut them down safely , which can take the best part of a week for some processes


That's what he's saying about the blast furnaces

They take a while to take out of action the simple solution is to have safety men manning them while they are off wind
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Steelworkers on 16:34 - Mar 22 with 428 viewscontroversial_jack

Steelworkers on 13:42 - Mar 22 by CountyJim

That's what he's saying about the blast furnaces

They take a while to take out of action the simple solution is to have safety men manning them while they are off wind


It's a lot different, because chemicals need containment and if not cleared from the process they can block up, pipelines, pumps, instruments etc
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Steelworkers on 16:36 - Mar 22 with 424 viewsLohengrin

Steelworkers on 16:34 - Mar 22 by controversial_jack

It's a lot different, because chemicals need containment and if not cleared from the process they can block up, pipelines, pumps, instruments etc


All of that will be covered under COMAH Regs, procedures are in place and would be adhered to, the same as always.

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Steelworkers on 16:57 - Mar 22 with 408 viewsCountyJim

Steelworkers on 16:34 - Mar 22 by controversial_jack

It's a lot different, because chemicals need containment and if not cleared from the process they can block up, pipelines, pumps, instruments etc


Yes so you need men in on safety that's my point
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Steelworkers on 17:06 - Mar 22 with 405 viewsraynor94

Steelworkers on 16:34 - Mar 22 by controversial_jack

It's a lot different, because chemicals need containment and if not cleared from the process they can block up, pipelines, pumps, instruments etc


What furnace did you work on? I did a bit of time on 4 and 5

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Steelworkers on 22:34 - Mar 22 with 337 viewscontroversial_jack

Steelworkers on 17:06 - Mar 22 by raynor94

What furnace did you work on? I did a bit of time on 4 and 5


I worked in chemicals, but we did have furnaces too
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Steelworkers on 22:35 - Mar 22 with 336 viewscontroversial_jack

Steelworkers on 16:36 - Mar 22 by Lohengrin

All of that will be covered under COMAH Regs, procedures are in place and would be adhered to, the same as always.


Yes, it's all covered under regs
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Steelworkers on 00:48 - Mar 23 with 308 viewsraynor94

Steelworkers on 22:34 - Mar 22 by controversial_jack

I worked in chemicals, but we did have furnaces too


Where was that?

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