When to use the dispatch?

Scheduling instructions can be divided into verbal instructions and operational instructions.

Verbal command-the dispatching instruction given orally by the dispatcher on duty (without filling in the operation ticket).

Operation order-The dispatcher on duty operates the equipment under his jurisdiction and issues operation instructions to the operators of the lower-level dispatching institutions or the factories and stations under his jurisdiction.

Operation tickets can be divided into single operation tickets, item-by-item operation tickets and comprehensive operation tickets.

Single operation ticket-a single operation instruction issued by the dispatcher on duty to the operator on duty.

Item-by-item operation ticket-The operation instruction issued by the dispatcher on duty to the operation attendant is specific item-by-item operation steps and contents, and the operation attendant is required to operate item by item according to the operation steps and contents of the instruction.

Comprehensive operation ticket-the dispatching instruction issued by the on-duty dispatcher to the operation attendant for the comprehensive operation task that does not involve the cooperation of other plants and stations. Specific step-by-step operation steps and contents, as well as safety measures, shall be drawn up by the operator on duty according to the regulations.