PlastekGroup
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I feel davidhinch's pain...
I once worked on a large brewery project where I got short straw and had night-shift commissioning/trials to do. I needed to make some changes on a remote PLC, but someone had put it into RUN position.
I had to walk the 2 miles there, turn the key, then 2 miles back, to do the changes.
Needless to say most of those 4 miles were outdoors...
It was 3:30 a.m., about -8 deg.C, windchill probably made it feel more like -15, and it had been snowing.
I eventually discovered who had put it into RUN, and I told him next time he did it I'd make him take a walk.....
I thought we had it bad with maintenance who would randomly adjust timers (physical ones) or sensors on our machines for almost no reason.
2 miles! May as well have just drove there your employers should've had an onsite golf cart lol.