Dedicated and responsible technical staff

In the context of increasingly demanding missions, especially those at sea requiring mobility, safety, and combat readiness, each ship's reliability depends not only on the will and courage of its crew but also on the reliability of every mechanical component and every technical system operating behind it.

Experience has shown that wherever technical work is maintained seriously and scientifically , the overall strength of the unit is firmly and sustainably utilized. It is in the quiet moments of engine room shifts, in the meticulousness of each maintenance and repair step, that the role, responsibility, and dedication of the technical staff are clearly demonstrated.

Among them, Major Le Van Tuan, Deputy Commander of the Technical Division of Squadron 202, stands out. He is always dedicated and responsible, regularly showing concern, encouragement, and inspection of the maintenance and preservation processes of the units in the Squadron, making a significant contribution to ensuring the ship can overcome waves and sail out to sea, successfully completing all assigned tasks.

Major Le Van Tuan, Deputy Commander of the Technical Squadron of Squadron 202, inspects the maintenance and upkeep of equipment at the General Repair Station.

As Deputy Commander of the Technical Squadron, Major Le Van Tuan is directly responsible for managing, operating, and ensuring the technical condition of the machinery and equipment on board the ships. He not only excels in his advisory and managerial roles but also closely monitors every aspect of the technical maintenance of the ships throughout the squadron. Recognizing this importance, he proactively develops maintenance and repair plans tailored to the specific requirements of long-term operations at sea; he organizes thorough inspections and reviews of each system, ensuring that even the smallest errors do not occur.

With a "prevention is better than cure" approach, Major Le Van Tuan places special emphasis on inspecting, reminding, and promptly correcting shortcomings and limitations in the management, operation, and use of technical equipment. Before each sea voyage, he always organizes a comprehensive inspection of the technical condition of the ships, from the main and auxiliary engines to electrical equipment, weapons, and other assets; the inspection process is carried out meticulously and rigorously, not merely as a formality. For any deficiencies or shortcomings that do not meet requirements, he resolutely demands that the units rectify them completely, while also directly guiding specific repair and supplementary measures, avoiding superficial or perfunctory work. As a result, all ships maintain a good technical readiness, prepared to perform their duties under all conditions.

Major Le Van Tuan regularly inspects the technical condition of the machinery and equipment on the ships and boats of the naval squadron.

After each mission at sea, Major Le Van Tuan continues to maintain a routine of inspecting and evaluating the quality of equipment maintenance and upkeep. He doesn't just identify damage and wear and tear; he also analyzes the causes, identifies the responsibilities of each department and individual, and requires the organization to seriously learn from the experience. He regularly monitors, reminds, and urges ships to thoroughly address weaknesses and shortcomings, preventing their recurrence in subsequent missions.

Furthermore, Major Le Van Tuan always prioritizes fostering a sense of responsibility among the technical staff. Through inspections and briefings, he combines education and guidance to improve work ethics and enhance self-discipline in equipment maintenance and upkeep. His thoroughness, responsibility, and decisive leadership as the Deputy Technical Commander of Squadron 202 have contributed to establishing a systematic and high-quality technical work system for the squadron, minimizing incidents and malfunctions during missions.

In his daily life and work, Major Le Van Tuan consistently maintains high moral standards, a simple and approachable lifestyle, and solidarity with his comrades; he is exemplary in adhering to the unit's discipline and regulations. His high sense of responsibility, scientific work style, and close attention to the grassroots have earned him the trust and respect of the collective.

Major Le Van Tuan consistently directed and paid attention to the unit's agricultural production efforts.

The example of Major Le Van Tuan, Deputy Commander of the Technical Squadron, not only affirms the core role of technical officers in performing their duties, but also inspires many things for every officer and soldier to reflect upon and learn from.

It's about learning from a sense of responsibility to the very end, learning from a thorough approach, ensuring actions match words, conducting inspections with clear conclusions, and reminding others to bring about substantial change; learning from a scientific and concrete work method, rejecting superficiality and formality in any aspect. From these quiet but persistent efforts, the example of Major Le Van Tuan continues to spread, inspiring each person to self-reflect, self-correct, and enhance their sense of responsibility, contributing to maintaining technical efficiency and improving the quality of task performance. It is from such responsible individuals that the unit's strength is solidly built, creating a foundation for the squadron to successfully complete all tasks in the new situation.

Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/nuoi-duong-van-hoa-bo-doi-cu-ho/can-bo-ky-thuat-tan-tuy-trach-nhiem-1035944