Issues regarding fire protection installation qualifications
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Issue regarding fire protection installation qualifications: Do organizations that possess fire protection installation qualifications have the capability to carry out all types of fire protection work? Is it true that those with qualifications for residential fire protection work but not for petrochemical fire protection work cannot undertake such projects?
The qualification certificate should specify the scope of construction work (one can also check the scope of business indicated on their business license); construction carried out within this scope is in compliance with legal requirements, while construction beyond this scope constitutes illegal construction.
The qualifications are more or less similar, classified by industry and grade; for example, in the construction industry, there are Class A qualifications for fire protection construction, and so on...
Level 1 (municipal projects, petrochemical industries, mechanical and electrical installation, boilers, anti-corrosion and insulation); Level 2 (construction, fire protection, steel structures, decoration); Level 3 (environmental protection, specialized mechanical and electrical services for construction, general electrical contracting, foundation work). Labor qualifications, as well as services related to construction, installation, testing – 444. Pressure pipelines (GA1, GB1, GB2, GC1, GD1). Additionally: Level 1 for construction projects; Level 2 for mechanical and electrical systems, municipal projects, petrochemical industries, water resources projects, highway construction, highway pavement and foundation works, curtain walls, environmental protection, steel structures, anti-corrosion measures, fire protection, decoration; Level 3 for mechanical and electrical services in construction, general electrical contracting, formwork and scaffolding, as well as labor qualifications