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Experts, after a device drawing is completed and it’s confirmed to be error-free, the final blueprint is then produced. What procedures are involved in this process?
We need to check whether the equipment requires registration. Our boiler drawings must be reviewed and registered by the Provincial Special Equipment Association; only after getting their stamp can they be considered official design documents.
We release the blueprints only after confirmation from the user, along with proofreading by our department and approval and signature by the reviewers.
Agree with the person above. After being reviewed by the design unit responsible for the equipment construction drawings, it is generally sent to the client that commissioned the design (which are mostly engineering companies) for confirmation. Response from most engineering companies: Approve with “AP”, approve with comments “AN”, reject “RE””
Before the supplier proceeds with manufacturing based on the drawings, all relevant design documents must be reviewed by the equipment department of the engineering company and approved by the owner (this is usually the case in foreign-funded projects); in addition, approvals from relevant departments at various stages in the process are required, before finally getting AP or AN approval
Before the supplier proceeds with manufacturing based on the drawings, all relevant design documents must be reviewed by the equipment department of the engineering company and approved by the owner (this is usually the case in foreign-funded projects); in addition, approvals from relevant departments at various stages in the process are required, before finally getting AP or AN approval
What confirmations do property owners need?
First, the process and various relevant departments need to be confirmed; once there are no issues, it should be reported for record-keeping. Record-keeping is very important, so it’s best to get in touch in advance, as the processing time can be quite long