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Our company only has a manufacturing license; the boss now wants to obtain a design license. What is the minimum requirement, and what needs to be prepared? Are at least 2 design approvers required? Can the others be reduced? Do all designers need to have a license? :Lol, seeking help, thanks everyone!
Previously, for D1/D2, a total of 5 people were required; A1/A2, a total of 10 people are needed.
:Lol, okay. We should renew our licenses this year; the boss seems to want us to get Class A licenses. Do all the designers for this 10-person team need to have design certificates? :Lol, I know absolutely nothing about this area. The boss also told me to organize things first and see what’s still missing – it’s so stressful
:Lol, I checked on Baidu – aside from those who need approval qualifications and thus have to take an exam, other designers don’t necessarily need to obtain a design certificate, right?
Designers do not need a certificate, but must have design experience; during the evaluation, there is a written exam and a defense
:Lol, thanks, boss. So, our company is hiring two design approval officers; for the other employees, after they complete the design work, they need to take a written exam and give a defense presentation in order to obtain the certification, right?
For detailed requirements, see TSG 07-2019 \"Rules for Licensing Production and Filling Units of Special Equipment\"
As mentioned above, the permit rules issued last year contain detailed provisions on this.
The specific evaluation requirements can also be downloaded from the website of the China Chemical Equipment Industry Association
I’ve looked at the regulations, but I’m not sure whether designers need to obtain special certification or something similar! Since all the design work in our company is outsourced, we know absolutely nothing about this aspect. That big shot said it wasn’t necessary, which made things much easier, but the approvers need to take an exam. :$The regulations also don’t specify it clearly