DTRO leachate equipment daily work inspection system

The daily inspection system for DTRO leachate equipment includes:

1. Inspection is an important part of the daily work of sewage treatment personnel, which is an effective means to prevent abnormal situations from occurring during operation, and to correctly judge and eliminate the causes of abnormal situations

2. During the testing process, it is necessary to be familiar with the testing standards for DTRO leachate equipment, master the operating changes of DTRO leachate treatment equipment, understand natural environmental factors, timely detect abnormal situations, analyze and report them, and take measures to eliminate hidden dangers.

3. Develop a reasonable inspection route based on the actual situation of each project.

4. The relevant equipment and instruments for inspection should be carefully observed, diligent, and truly see what you see. Make good records to ensure that warning signs are intact and clean

DTRO leachate equipment

5. The sewage treatment worker should check every two hours and check for 15 minutes before and after each hour.

6. The inspection time for different shifts shall be executed according to the prescribed time.

7. If major issues arise during the inspection that cannot be resolved on their own, they must be reported to relevant departments or leaders as soon as possible. After the program switch is completed, you can leave the scene and record the scene in detail.

8. If there are any abnormal situations, they should be tracked and observed in a timely manner, detailed records should be made, and explanations should be given to the next class of students to avoid causing major accidents.

9. After inspection, fill out the operating parameter table of the leachate treatment station, and promptly fill out the defect list if any equipment defects are found.

When recording the operating parameter table of the leachate treatment station, it is required to be true, accurate, and clear, and to keep the record book clean.