Could those who have been project owners share their experiences in project design and project management?
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Regarding the methods and experience in the field of automatic control instruments, the key issue is that I have just started working and lack practical experience; as a result, I am not sure how to handle the problems that arise in design. I hope everyone can share their experience. :handshake
I am currently in the relocation team’s office at the company, responsible for instrument design. I believe that instrument design must be centered around the production process, with the design and selection of instruments carried out in accordance with **standards** based on that process.
I’m also a beginner just starting out; I’m not sure what the specific steps are for instrument design and electrical design, nor what design standards need to be followed. I would appreciate some advice from more experienced colleagues. Thank you
No one seems to be talking about it; I want to take a look too. I’m the owner; the chemical engineering firm we chose is working extremely slowly, which is why the instrumentation work still can’t get started
It seems that being a project owner isn’t easy; those working in this field are either from design firms or engineering companies. However, management should be given priority in terms of design and oversight. As a project owner, one must know how to manage things properly. One may not be an expert in the field, but the methods and approaches used are crucial. I hope those with knowledge will be kind enough to share their insights. :handshake
Why isn’t anyone speaking? Is it still because there are too few owners?
Perhaps no one with insight has seen your post; don’t be discouraged – this forum is so large that there are surely talented people who will see it and help you answer your questions:victory:
Sir’s words are truly like spring breeze and gentle rain; thank you.