Regarding the random documents returned by the general contractor, which ones are necessary? Is there a list or catalog of these random documents?
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As the title suggests: After a project is completed, in addition to as-built drawings and supervision photos, the as-built documents also include certain supplementary materials. These mainly relate to auxiliary equipment such as motors, storage tanks, and compressors. However, imported equipment comes with a large amount of such supplementary materials (such as Lohmann compressors), while domestic equipment provides fewer such materials (such as Shenyang compressors, Wuxi compressors, etc.). 1. Which types of equipment require supplementary materials? Is it all equipment? So for things like mechanical seals, samplers, thermocouples, etc., must random data be provided as well? 2. What does the random inspection content for stationary and moving equipment include? (I have seen many test reports, certification documents, etc.) Is there a checklist for inspecting such random documents within the acceptance standards?
Are you the owner? Random data generally refers to the design, manufacturing, inspection, maintenance, and operation-related data of equipment as specified in the contract
All technical documents must be available and archived
Follow the contract checklist – it usually specifies that one copy is needed for the production department, one for equipment maintenance, and another one for the office