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I need to check the DCS technical specifications and conduct a quality inspection – are there any things to keep in mind?
1. Visual inspection to check whether the packaging box is damaged; 2. Count the quantity according to the shipping list ; 3. Check upon unboxing to see if the equipment is damaged ;
In addition to what was mentioned on the second floor, it is essential that the manufacturer be present. If the manufacturer truly does not have time to be there, they must still issue an authorization, specifying which items can be unpacked and which cannot. Keep a record, so that if there are any issues, they will acknowledge it.
Supervision must be present; he is a third party with significant influence, and moreover, he signs many documents.
The project owner, DCS equipment manufacturer, installation contractor, project supervisor; delivery is made to the construction party after inspection and approval.
Constructor, DCS manufacturer, maintainer, client (user), designer, supervisor. It’s actually about paying attention to things like inspection – whether there are laptops and printers available.
According to the shipping list, count the items upon unboxing, and the factory’s service engineer must be present during the counting process.
Construction party, DCS manufacturer, owner, designer, supervisor, ordering department. Count according to the order list during inspection!
The most basic requirement is three parties, with the specific ones depending on the actual circumstances of the project. At the same time, this inspection can only be preliminary in nature – it involves counting the items and checking things like models, but to determine whether the equipment can function properly, further tests are required. All of these tests need to be carefully documented, so that if any issues arise, it will be easier to address them.