Oil production workers:

I have worked for 19 years. As an oil worker, I work at night, and I have to work one or two day shifts a month. I work with a female colleague who is 10 older than me.

Day shift: (3 to 7 people, male or female. )

I left home for the office at 6: 30 in the morning, held a pre-shift meeting for about 10 to 20 minutes, took some production materials to the waiting room, got on the bus at 7: 30, and went to the well station in the field for half an hour to more than an hour. After the shift, the shift supervisor will assign tasks: well patrol, equipment maintenance, metering records, preliminary calculation of various data, and sanitary cleaning of oil wells and oil production stations. Basically, these things need to be done until about 3 pm, and sometimes overtime is needed (of course, there is no overtime pay), and there is a rest for half an hour to more than one hour at noon (depending on the workload). Finally, there is an hour or so left to take a shower alternately, sort out and analyze today's work results, analyze the problematic oil wells, prepare for the next day's work and conduct on-the-job training. Take notes and study safety documents. I'm not working full-time in the day shift, but that's basically all. ) Take the shuttle bus home at four or half past four in the afternoon.

Night shift: (2 to 3 people, a man and a woman or two men and a woman) (3 people all work hard. Two classes are connected at 4: 00 and 0: 00 to form a class. ) 15: 00 set out from home to have a small meeting with the cadres on duty. 15: 30, after the shift change in the station: it takes about 70 minutes to 4 hours for male workers to patrol the well at a time (depending on the distance, the number of oil and water wells managed and the difficulty of management), so a night shift basically needs to patrol the well three times. (Among them, when there is a problem in the oil well, it is necessary to take time to clean the sanitation of the contracted part, judge the problem, deal with it, report it and record it. Time is tight for studying safety documents, taking notes and analyzing oil wells. Female workers are on duty, measuring, recording, preliminarily calculating all kinds of data, cleaning the sanitation of well stations, learning safety documents, writing notes, judging the problems existing in oil production stations, handling problems, reporting problems and recording problems.

Night shift is very hard, and you will be troubled by neurasthenia and rheumatism after working for a long time. Moreover, there are few people at night shift, so we should always be vigilant. Wild animals and criminals will threaten workers who work alone in the field, especially at night, and they will feel great pressure in their hearts. When they are overworked in the wild and hold the pipe, they sleep several times a year. )

My father is an oil worker. My father wants me to be an oil worker. I am an oil worker. Glory and pride.