Pilot installation project for the qualification to install pressure pipelines
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The company is looking to obtain a license for the installation of pressure pipelines. Could you please explain how to carry out the \"pilot installation project\" as required for obtaining this license? I have a few questions for everyone: 1. Is the trial installation project one that is designed by oneself, or is it based on an actual project? In a real project, how can it be installed before evidence collection? 2. When collecting evidence, does the boiler inspection agency need to examine the actual equipment of the project, or is it sufficient to review the documents only? 3. How are the design documents for pressure pipelines in the design documents related to the trial installation project handled? In addition to the above points, I hope that experienced quality assurance engineers can advise on what specific documents are required Thank you so much!
The licensing procedure for pressure pipeline installation includes application, acceptance, trial installation, appraisal and review, and approval certification. Units applying for installation qualifications (also known as installation units) shall submit an application for installation permission to the **General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine or the provincial quality and technical supervision departments** (hereinafter referred to as the permitting authorities). They must submit the following application documents and complete the online application as required: (1) Application form for permission to install, modify, and repair special equipment (four copies) ； (II) Overview of the Unit ； (III) Business license (copy) ； (IV) Organization Code Certificate (copy) ； (5) Obtained certifications or other qualification certificates (copies) ； (VI) Quality assurance manual. The copies provided shall be stamped with the official seal of the installation unit. －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ The current option shown is this; you can directly consult the provincial quality supervision department
It’s absolutely right – every task must be carried out in accordance with the regulations
I’ve checked this already; I just want to ask how the specific tasks involved in the “trial installation” are arranged?