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If the company doesn’t have a specialized department for equipment, and non-standard drawings are provided to equipment manufacturers to create production drawings, then how should the final drawings be prepared?

2017-12-04View Original

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The company does not have a specialized department for equipment; non-standard drawings are used to create manufacturing drawings for equipment manufacturers. However, the client requires that manufacturing drawings for the equipment be prepared. So, how should the final drawings for the equipment be created? Can we create drawings using the diagrams from the equipment manufacturer? Are there any qualifications required? If the qualifications are not sufficient, can the equipment manufacturer provide the drawings? Can I get them to stamp it and sign it? ?
Reply #22017-12-04
The supplier shall directly prepare the drawings, affix stamps and sign them; your company lacks the expertise as well as the design stamps necessary to prepare such drawings
Reply #32017-12-04
Anyone can sign to approve the changes, indicating that you accept this outcome. However, only equipment designed by units with design qualifications, manufactured by units with production qualifications, and submitted for supervision will be recognized by the safety inspection departments
Reply #42017-12-04
Check whether your equipment is a pressure vessel. If so, it must be a qualified entity that prepares the drawings and provides signatures and seals. Some equipment manufacturers have the necessary qualifications, while others may not. A manufacturer without the necessary qualifications cannot simply create equipment out of thin air.
Reply #52017-12-04
See what kind of non-standard equipment it is; for some of them, even if you can create drawings, it won’t work without the necessary experience or permits
Reply #62017-12-04
Having design qualifications is different from having expertise in equipment. Without design qualifications, one cannot sign and stamp the drawings, even if they have the ability to create non-standard drawings or equipment breakdown diagrams.
Reply #72017-12-05
If it’s not a pressure vessel, what qualifications are required for the design drawings? ? ?
Reply #82017-12-05
If it’s not a pressure vessel, what qualifications are required for the design drawings? ? ?
Reply #92017-12-05
According to the regulations for the design approval of pressure vessels, one must have the appropriate design qualifications for the specific category of pressure vessel in order to issue the designs and drawings

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