Plant operators. How's life?

I’m not an operator, but our plant is business as usual with precautions taken around breaks, meetings etc. All outside visitors have been banned unless deemed as business critical and all travel has been shut down.

Management apparently thinks it is acceptable to have full contractor staffing. On Friday I wrote a ton of permits. Glad my health is at risk for some scaffolds and insulation.

Not an operator, but we are business as usual.

We've moved to two crews of day personnel to prevent cross contamination of shifts. Shift operators have stayed on their normal schedule. All maintenance and turnarounds are going forward as scheduled for the moment but I have a feeling that will change.

No contractors on site unless break in required and no more meetings. Operations is still on as normal.

Not an operator, but we are about to lock some people in and pay 1.5x pay around the clock.

I work for a contractor and we’re out at Arkema in Crosby. We haven’t been told to leave yet

Working in a control room where no one can come in makes for a long 12hr shift. Reading a lot of books.

I work at the old Ormet plant in Burnside just south of Gonzales. They haven’t done a damn thing here except contract some nurse to stand by the gate and check your temperature on your way in. I saw her checking people and reading 92 and 94 and so on and no questions asked. I’m like hello?? Clearly that thing doesn’t work . These people are morons over here. Business as usual for now though.