Should the person inspecting the gas line refuse to open the door if he is not wearing overalls?

Under normal circumstances, if the person inspecting the gas pipe is not wearing overalls, we have the right to refuse to open the doorWe can't be sure if he's a regular gas line worker, and many of them have badges or badges when they do their work.

If there is no person wearing work clothes, we can ask him if he has a work card or work card, and if the staff member can't show anything, then we can completely refuse to open the door, because opening the door to strangers indiscriminately will affect the safety of our lives or property, which is a legal degree of protection for us. However, each place has its own management standards, especially some individually contracted gas pipeline companies may have this kind of situation, so we can decide whether to open the door according to the following methods:

1. Ask him which company he is

In general, there are only a few natural gas pipeline companies in each of our regions, so almost all of our residents can hear about it, so if we encounter the above situation, we can ask which company the person belongs to? Which department? If he can tell who his direct report was last time, then it may prove that he is really an employee of the company.

2. Look at the tools he brought

For example, if the staff who came to my house to inspect the gas pipeline a few times have a detection device, which can easily detect whether there is a leak in the gas pipeline, then under normal circumstances, the personnel with this device are regular staff.

3. Saying that the problem is my major

If he is a professional worker, then he will do some professional work on many gas pipeline problems, so we can determine whether he is a gas pipeline worker through this, and we can ask some knowledge about gas pipelines and common sense of daily precautions, etc., if he answers fluently, then it can prove that he is a staff member.

If the person inspecting the gas line is not wearing overalls, you can ask them if they have a work badge, and if they don't, they should refuse to open the door because there may be danger.

As regular gas company employees, they wear uniform work clothes as long as they are working hours, and if the person who inspects the gas pipeline is not wearing work clothes, then we must refuse to open the door.

I think they should refuse to open the door, because they are regular people who wear overalls, so it's better to be careful.