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I’m currently going through the process of submitting the construction drawings for approval, and it’s really quite troublesome. I’d like to share some insights on this: The requirements for submitting construction drawings vary depending on local regulations, and there are many departments that need to be consulted, such as the meteorological bureau, earthquake resistance office, drawing review office, planning bureau, fire department, etc. The entire approval process takes a long time, and one has to keep responding to the comments made by experts – it’s extremely complicated and cumbersome. As a result, in China, projects are usually submitted for approval only just before construction begins; it also depends on your relationships with the local authorities. These days, the construction timeline for projects is very short and tight; it’s simply impossible to complete the review of construction drawings before construction begins.
Following the regular procedures is quite troublesome; there are ways to handle it – it’s not necessary to go through the standard process.
It’s not optional to find a way; rather, it’s necessary to do so, otherwise it will be very difficult; But these days, the leaders take charge of all projects; as long as I show respect, no one dares to be too strict
Experienced seniors, come up with some practical measures:P---
Therefore, when establishing the project timeline, the process is carried out from end to start, and the design plan is adjusted dynamically in consultation with the client – regarding matters such as approval processes, submissions for review, bidding, and long-term procurement. In any case, coordination among all parties is truly very important throughout the course of this project.
The procedures the poster is referring to are likely those related to project approval; such processes are usually handled personally by senior executives, and they depend a lot on one’s network. Apart from that, to clarify the sequence of events, everything should be viewed from the perspective of money, with the construction permit as the core point, and tracing back from there.
Domestic projects are generally submitted for approval only when construction is about to begin; the relationship between the boss and local authorities is very important, as it affects the progress of the project.
I have to do this right now – I need to understand technology, have connections, know how to give gifts, and also help the boss save money. In short, it’s tough.
This is quite troublesome, but it will be easier if it matters.