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An alarm flood is not the night shift’s job

Control software does not belong to the person who wrote it. Tag, alarm class, and reset stay in a language the next shift can also read.

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Kerem Aslan · Engineering Director

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Control software does not belong to the person who wrote it. Tag, alarm class, and reset stay in a language the next shift can also read.

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    Not every signal is an alarm. Without a class, the HMI is noise.

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    The reset sequence closes with the operator at SAT.

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    Scattered tags produce dependence on one person during a stop.

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