Archives of completion documents for chemical engineering projects
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A new project has been completed, and an archive room needs to be set up. I’m not sure where to start, so I would appreciate some guidance from the teachers here. 1\ What items are included in the archives related to the completion of the project? Things like civil engineering work, piping systems, electrical installations, equipment, etc. A detailed explanation would be helpful. 2\ How should the files be organized and archived? 3\ If there are any relevant books or other materials that can serve as references, please let me know. Thank you very much!!!
Look at HG/T3503--2007......
The following standards can be referred to: **Requirements for the Archiving of Documents Related to Major Construction Projects and Standards for Archiving Organization (DA/T28—2002).doc**; Notice on the Issuance of the \"Methods for the Acceptance of Archives Related to Major Construction Projects\", Document No. DA Fa 2; HJT 406—2007, Technical Standards for Environmental Impact Assessment upon the Completion of Construction Projects, Ethylene Project
Hello, Sweat Mai Zi Da Xia: There are many items that are included in the completion documents. Regarding drawings, these include all the drawing materials for various specialties such as structure, architecture, plumbing, electrical systems, telecommunications, HVAC, site planning, and instrumentation； There are various types of documents involved in the construction process, ranging from pile foundations to the procurement and acceptance of different materials, and so on – there’s really a lot of it. There are also all kinds of reports and documents that need to be approved, a huge amount of them.
Is this your first time working on a project, or is it your first time handling completion documents? Read the relevant specifications more often; knowledge can only be acquired gradually through experience in work*