Issue with stamping drawings
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This post was last edited by FORREST_GUMP on 2015-11-9 at 19:01. The company does not have engineering design qualifications, but it does possess independent qualifications for pressure vessel design. , but some of the equipment used in the project does not fall into any designated category. Do we have the qualifications to produce drawings for such off-category equipment? Can it be engraved and stamped?
What is the relationship between the company and your organization?
Labor export? :lol:lol:lol:lol
My unit refers to my company; it means the same thing
"Our company has the qualification for designing pressure vessels, but the firm itself does not have such a qualification. Are you trying to ask whether your company possesses the design qualifications?
Equipment drawings that do not fall into a specific category do not require a stamp, and it is possible to produce such drawings without having design qualifications. The ones from the previous category won’t work. Seals should not be stamped carelessly either.
I really couldn’t understand the original poster’s question; it is recommended to rephrase and organize the sentence.
The original poster’s Chinese was taught by a physical education teacher
I don’t understand; if you don’t have the qualifications for pressure vessel design, you’re not eligible to issue certificates, and if it falls outside the applicable category, either, you can’t issue certificates.
“What does it mean that “our unit has the qualifications for designing pressure vessels, but the company itself does not have such design qualifications”? External containers don’t need the pressure vessel design stamp, right?