Overall design kickoff meeting
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I heard that Sinopec has internal regulations regarding the kickoff meeting for the overall design. Could everyone here share their experiences?
The main tasks are as follows:
Externally: 1. Define the boundary area. 2. Determine the design basis. 3. Arrange responsibilities and work methods, which will be included in the contract annex. 4. Identify key milestones.
Internally: 1. Appoint responsible persons for each specialty. 2. Each specialty shall submit its milestones; progress reports shall be signed, and unified regulations for each specialty shall be prepared. 3. Submission of the project start report (the most important). ......That’s basically it~ If anything is missing, it will be added below~
Externally: 1. Define the boundary area. 2. Determine the design basis. 3. Arrange responsibilities and work methods, which will be included in the contract annex. 4. Identify key milestones.
Internally: 1. Appoint responsible persons for each specialty. 2. Each specialty shall submit its milestones; progress reports shall be signed, and unified regulations for each specialty shall be prepared. 3. Submission of the project start report (the most important). ......That’s basically it~ If anything is missing, it will be added below~
The answer is excellent. . Could you please provide the details of the process package kick-off meeting? Thank you
A meeting regarding the process package was just held, and its main contents included reconfirming the design basis data for the project (including raw material data, utility data, etc.)； Determine the numbering of devices, equipment, and instruments ； Determine pipeline codes, equipment abbreviations, and medium abbreviations ； Determine the standards to be used in the design documents ； Determine the method of transferring the file ； Determine the format of the design drawings ； Determine the contact information for both parties, etc.
That’s great. One more question: what are the main contents of a start-up report?
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