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What procedures are required for materials to leave the factory in engineering?

2018-11-09View Original

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What procedures are required for materials to leave the factory in engineering? In construction projects, many work sites are located outside the compound walls. What procedures do construction companies need to follow when transporting materials out of the factory? What problems might have occurred or could occur? Please share your experiences and suggestions for improvement. Thank you!
Reply #22018-11-09
This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2018-11-9 at 15:46. 1. Why can’t the materials be placed inside the factory premises? This is something that must be changed. Especially for consumable parts, they are easy to obtain ; 2. When materials enter or leave the factory premises, it is necessary to count the quantities in the areas where those materials are located. It must be determined whether the materials are being sent out from the warehouse or are no longer needed in the workshop; the ownership of the materials must be clearly identified ; 3. The department responsible for checking the underlying records, as well as the finance office, must carry out thorough audits of assets. original records ; 4. The duty sense of the doorman, along with the supplementary supervision by the safety and environmental department. 5. The deterrent effect of on-site video surveillance. That’s all. Hope this can help you
Reply #32018-11-09
Controlling materials for construction outside the factory is relatively difficult; many problems and incidents have arisen, making it a challenging aspect of management. 1. First is the issue of exit permits; construction companies often come to request such permits. It’s difficult to keep track of where the materials go once they leave, as there are no fences around the construction site (for example, in cases of construction outside a factory). 2. It’s difficult to control the number of times people go out; even with a budget allocated for materials, it’s still hard to manage ; Imagine if, on site, it’s said that there isn’t enough material and the budget has been exhausted – should we add more or not? 3. With frequent issuance of exit permits and repeated exits, the security guards gradually became less vigilant, and their checks became less strict. 4. Regarding the remaining materials, it is uncertain whether the materials left after completion can be taken back to the factory, and whether all of them will be returned.
Reply #42018-11-11
Can budget approval be strictly controlled so that no additional funding is provided for overages, thereby controlling the quantity of materials?
Reply #52018-11-11
Thank you for the reply! Sometimes, work on a project requires construction outside the site, such as in external pipe galleries; therefore, it is particularly important to manage materials properly.
Reply #62018-12-05
The list of materials to be transported out by the construction unit must be signed and stamped; it must be reviewed by the project management department and approved by the security department before the materials can leave the site; Common problems include covering, replacement, and incorrect quantities

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