Issues regarding the ladders, platforms, and pre-welded components of containers
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I would like to ask everyone**: is it usually the design institute or the manufacturing factory that is responsible for the design of the ladders, platforms, and pre-welded components of containers? I hope for an answer!
Personal opinion: Design institutes should only specify the standards and markings for standard components； For non-standard items, drawings are still required.
Personal opinion: Design institutes should only specify the standards and markings for standard components； For non-standard items, drawings are still required.
In other words, is the design of the container’s ladders, platforms, and their pre-welded components within the scope of work of the design institute? As the owner, it is necessary to clarify the scope of work, which is why this question is asked
A standard is a basis, representing the minimum requirement for various connecting components to withstand loads as specified. If you are given a non-standard case and have the experience and capability to verify, you can design the calculations and produce the drawings on your own. Nature is beautiful, but society is cruel. Keep a clear distinction between public and private matters, and prioritize self-preservation.
Both methods are available; it needs to be specified clearly in advance.