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Where will the design of pressure vessels go in today’s financial crisis? With this crisis, it’s impossible to live or work properly! Last year, profits dropped significantly, and at the beginning of this year there were no good projects. Everyone, how is it in your units? How would one get through such a difficult situation if faced with it as well? Our company wants to let us handle the design of pressure vessels on our own, operate independently, seek projects, revitalize the economy, and mobilize all available resources and efforts to cope with the economic downturn caused by the crisis. Our company holds Class B qualifications in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, and our engineering department has the design qualifications for pressure vessels of Classes I, II, and III. We have senior engineers with over 40 years of experience, as well as young and capable technical professionals. Moreover, the management has stated that \"as long as there is work to be done, whether it’s a large or small task, we will carry it out if paid for it.\" Friends, let’s discuss whether such a determination can revitalize our economy If there are really tasks that are too difficult to handle and could be divided among everyone, or if you have any good ideas, please contact us at yalirongqisheji@126.com
Where is the owner’s company? It’s hard for everyone these days. The same.
As far as I know, it seems like many manufacturing plants are extremely busy! ! ! !
Our unit is in a similar situation as well; there isn’t much work to do.
At present, design institutes and enterprises capable of working on nuclear projects are receiving a fair number of projects, and many manufacturing factories are applying for nuclear qualifications.
Yes, most manufacturing plants have applied for design qualifications, so it’s hard for small design firms to make a living.
Many manufacturing plants are still swamped with work.
Units with design qualifications are facing fewer and fewer projects, and manufacturing plants are also in a difficult situation
The financial crisis indeed had a significant impact; comparatively, entities that possess both design capabilities and manufacturing skills fared a bit better, but design firms faced greater difficulties.