How long does it usually take to complete an EPC project? How long does the purchasing manager need to stay on site?
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How long does it usually take to complete an EPC project? How long does the purchasing manager need to stay on site? I would like to ask the senior colleagues. Thank you!
I’ll take on the task; please give me some advice, esteemed seniors!
I’ll take on the task; please give me some advice, esteemed seniors! Wait for the expert to arrive
Which senior would like to answer? Hehe
It depends on the specific details of your project – factors such as its scale, how much needs to be imported from abroad, and your ordering cycle all play a role.
The EPC timeline depends on the scale, the manufacturing process, the supplier, and the funding situation; from what I know, it’s usually around 2 years.
Excuse me, upstairs: if the duration of an EPC project is two years, then the procurement manager needs to be on site right after placing the orders. What percentage of the total EPC project duration does this period generally account for? More or less.
Reply to 9# vinner, thank you. It means taking up half of the entire project duration, starting from the time of ordering and then being stationed on site?