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For a new project, what should the person in charge of instruments on the client’s side do? I hope experienced colleagues can share their insights. What documents should I have with me?
Balance the relationship between Party A and Party B, supervise the quality of instrument installation, and coordinate the relationships and cooperation among various construction teams. Complete set of design drawings and documents for automatic control instruments. Such as: automation construction drawings, drawings of fabricated parts, process flow diagrams with control points, etc., as well as standard tables and lists for ordering equipment and instruments.
It’s most important to keep track of progress; those projects done to please leaders are all meant to ensure that the \"back wall stays standing\", and you are that back wall. Arrange the timeline by reversing the project schedule according to the delivery period length, and carry out procurement activities. Sending out inquiries, conducting technical discussions, evaluating bids/opening bids, and then publishing the results online – it takes at least a month to go through this entire process, and in some cases up to two months; time passes by very quickly.
Thank you. What methods can I use to fully engage myself?
The key is the method; it seems to lack presence
Whether you have a presence there depends entirely on you; you need to actively participate in the construction site and interact more with the personnel from the other party to obtain first-hand information. However, the approach must be appropriate – if they are working, don’t try to talk to them, otherwise they will get annoyed.
It depends on what type of contract you have signed. There are those that only handle the construction work, meaning they provide labor but not the materials, and then there are EPC projects. For Party A, the easiest type of project is the EPC project.
It depends on what type of contract you have signed. There are those that only handle the construction work, meaning they provide labor but not the materials, and then there are EPC projects. For Party A, the easiest type of project is the EPC project.
For general instrumentation projects, the tasks mainly include preparing the necessary materials, obtaining the drawings, and carrying out the construction work. As the client, one’s role is to review the drawings, confirm the materials used, and address any issues that arise during construction, such as the routing of pipelines and how to carry out the work in a way that facilitates maintenance and repair. Finally, inspect the construction quality.