What does one need to do if they are in charge of instrumentation projects at a project department?
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I’m begging for advice: what does one need to do as the person in charge of instrumentation projects in larger-scale projects? The more detailed, the better; I would be very grateful. Study hard!*
Assist the project manager by handling the preliminary collection of data related to instruments, communicating with design institutes, and training new employees, among other tasks
Which side? Party A determines its approach to project management based on its own capabilities; it is involved in finalizing the design plans, conducting design reviews, participating in the selection of equipment, and managing procurement processes. It also handles the training of maintenance personnel ； As for Party B, it is responsible for project organization and coordination, as well as planning, schedule management, budget control, and so on ； As for the design institute, it’s the chief designer.
Person in charge of instrumentation projects. The constructor?
In a project department, if one is in charge of instrumentation projects, they should at least have knowledge of instrumentation or the relevant processes, as well as an overall strategy – otherwise how can they direct their subordinates?
The project team includes design, construction, and procurement – which role do you hold?
Yeah, you didn’t make it clear which side you belong to – the design team or the construction team? The requirements are different
Be overall responsible for the design, selection, processing, installation, and other aspects of the instruments. Ensure proper allocation of personnel across all areas, develop plans and budgets for various projects, and plan for and manage related instrumentation tasks.
Be overall responsible for tasks such as the design, selection, processing, and installation of instruments