Thread Content
How to formulate a workshop equipment management system based on the equipment management regulations issued by the Mechanical and Electrical Power Department? Should the workshop’s equipment management system include assessment methods? ?
At the plant level, the Mobile Department is responsible for formulating management systems in accordance with the guidelines set out in T/CAPE 10001-2017; at the workshop level, the equipment management systems issued by the company’s Mobile Department are implemented. Do you still need to establish equipment management systems at the grassroots level here?
In my opinion, relevant institutional regulations should be established for the corresponding equipment of the device.
In order to implement the regulations issued by the State Council aimed at strengthening the management of equipment and power systems in the chemical industry, the Ministry of Chemical Industry formulated and issued the \"Regulations on the Management of Equipment in the Chemical Industry.\" These regulations establish nineteen different management systems, including a responsibility system for equipment and power management, systems for equipment maintenance, inspection, and repair; systems for equipment sealing, technical foundation management, and lubrication; systems for managing boilers and pressure vessels; systems for preventing equipment corrosion; systems for equipment inspection and rating; systems for handling equipment accidents; a fixed asset management system; systems for managing instruments and meters; systems for managing lifting machinery; systems for managing spare parts; a mechanical processing management system; systems for managing industrial buildings, structures, and equipment foundations; systems for water supply and drainage management; systems for electricity supply and management; and systems for steam supply and management. Among them, the responsibility system is the fundamental system for effective management and the core of all kinds of rules and regulations. On the basis of the scope of responsibilities defined by the responsibility system, it is also necessary to establish quality standards for various tasks, management procedures, relevant economic responsibility systems, and assessment methods. In accordance with the above regulatory requirements, chemical enterprises should formulate management rules, procedures, or regulations based on their actual circumstances, and they must regularly revise, supplement, and improve these to meet the needs of production development.
I would like to ask whether this regulatory requirement is mandatory? Or can each company prepare it on its own based on specific circumstances?