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As the title suggests: Do construction teams at the equipment installation site still need to consider the preparation of the equipment foundations?
Of course, it needs to be considered. If the foundation is not done well, how can the quality of the groundwork be ensured?
It wasn’t made clear whether the base for the moving equipment needs to be fabricated on-site separately
It’s not unnecessary to consider this, but it falls outside the responsibilities of the construction party. The design unit should have the funds to cover it.
If it’s not matched, it will be more troublesome if it’s off~~~~
Not necessarily; some large equipment manufacturers provide their own components, while in other cases the on-site installation team creates them on site based on the dimensions of the equipment upon its arrival
The site general contractor shall organize the supervisor, design representatives, the installation unit, and the civil engineering unit to conduct an inspection of the foundation. Once the foundation meets the required standards, it is handed over by the civil engineering unit to the installation unit. The installation unit must pay attention to the progress and quality of the civil engineering work, as otherwise it will affect the installation schedule.
The site general contractor shall organize the supervisor, design representatives, the installation unit, and the civil engineering unit to conduct an inspection of the foundation. Once the foundation meets the required standards, it is handed over by the civil engineering unit to the installation unit. The installation unit must pay attention to the progress and quality of the civil engineering work, as otherwise it will affect the installation schedule.