As a petrochemical project owner and project manager, I don’t have a background in a design institute, so I’d like to ask for help. . . . . .
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As the project manager of the petrochemical project owner, I deeply feel that I lack the work background of a design institute. During the EPC stage of the project, I need to recharge my knowledge in a timely manner.* I have design knowledge, but time is limited. I hope the heroes from the design institute can give me some advice.: What materials should I read to get started?
Just looking at the information is not very useful. You have to follow the project to know. Project managers are usually from a professional background in process systems. They understand processes and pipelines, and they also have to deal with equipment, instruments, electrical, civil engineering, water supply and drainage, general drawings and other majors. At least the conditions must be mentioned! If the poster has no experience in this area, it is recommended to find a more powerful design manager and professional person in charge for help.
The guy above is right! The main thing is to play the role of the owner, learn to employ people, and arrange for them to work for you! You are mainly a supervisor! As for some technical knowledge, slowly accumulate it in daily work, just learn more and ask more questions! Everything is most afraid of seriousness!