Chemical process design
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How many specialties and staff members are needed for a design company to start doing design work!
Process, equipment, civil engineering, instrumentation, electrical systems, storage and transportation, cost estimation. Actually, the original design firm for our factory had pretty much these same specialties. It’s hard to say whether there will be more or fewer people, depending on what kind of device is used as a starting point. As you grow up, your field of specialization will need to be more specific.
I work in chimney construction; if there are such construction companies needed, I can register myself. Your company can handle the overall project management while I am responsible for the actual construction work – this way we can achieve mutual success
It depends on what kind of company you have! If it is a leather bag design company, sales and technical managers, process designers, and budget specialists are sufficient; all other roles can be handled through design work that is outsourced or by hiring external designers.
To start designing projects, a design company needs expertise in areas such as processes, piping and equipment, civil engineering, electrical systems, cost estimation, management, and safety. With these various specialties in place, it’s possible to handle projects of all sizes. Appropriate qualifications are required; as a minimum, there should be 3–4 people for each specialty, who are responsible for design, verification, review, and approval. Refer to the book \"National Examples of Pressure Pipeline Design\" compiled by Zhang Dejiang and Song Keke – it seems to outline the division of tasks among project professionals