Can the installation supervision and inspection of special equipment be carried out by third-party companies?

Sure. In accordance with the Special Equipment Safety Law and related regulations, the installation supervision and inspection of special equipment can be carried out by third-party inspection agencies that have been accredited or qualified. These third-party testing agencies should possess certain capabilities and technical expertise, and be subject to **regulation in order to ensure the accuracy and reliability of their test results. .

All the projects our company has dealt with so far are not feasible; they must be reported on the special equipment supervision platforms in each province, after which they are inspected by the market supervision bureaus at the municipal or district/county level.

There is no such thing as a third party, but it can be done by qualified companies. In the past, very few companies obtained such qualifications; currently, **more and more are opening up to do so. However, the qualifications required for testing depend on the scope of work; strict requirements are imposed regarding personnel and facilities during the qualification assessment. Testing agencies are also classified into different levels, with each level having distinct capabilities and scopes of operation. Moreover, when going to a county or district for the first time to carry out work, it is necessary to inform the local supervision authorities; one must not act like those stubborn people who take illegal actions as something normal.

You can find qualified official agencies in other regions to handle it, but you need to consider how to deal with local routine inspections.

No. The supervision and inspection of special equipment fall within the responsibilities and scope of work of the local quality supervision bureau.

The situation varies from region to region; although the regulatory documents have been issued, the pace of implementation differs from place to place. **Institutional efficiency is likely to be hindered by historical issues. You’d better ask the local authorities. Don’t argue with the local authorities over this issue.

According to the regulatory requirements, as long as one has the appropriate qualifications, it’s acceptable; however, this approach does not work in practice. Firstly, there are currently many qualified organizations, but the qualifications of most organizations that are not **organizations are incomplete ； Secondly, at present, any inspections must be reported online to the Market Supervision Bureau; this bureau usually works directly with the local special equipment inspection agencies. **The system has not yet been fully opened up, and it is difficult for other organizations to get involved, as they would first have to deal with the special equipment supervision system. Not to mention supervision inspections – it’s already good enough if a **company can carry out regular inspections; at present, most testing agencies can do at most just regular inspections

At present, the only entities qualified to carry out this work are special inspection institutes; therefore, no companies that are not of ** nature have undertaken this service so far. In the future, as licensing requirements are relaxed, non-**organizations that have obtained the necessary qualifications may be able to participate, but this is not yet possible at present