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Hello everyone. At present, our factory needs to build a new propane dehydrogenation facility with an annual production capacity of 200,000 tons. What professional qualifications are required for the supervision agency? Is it sufficient to have qualifications in supervision of chemical and petroleum engineering projects as well as construction projects? Is it possible to work without the qualification for supervision of mechanical and electrical installation projects?
For petrochemical projects, it is sufficient to find a supervision company that specializes in supervision of chemical and petroleum engineering projects. It is possible to check the performance of such companies, as well as assess the supervision team they intend to assign.
Many propane dehydrogenation projects have been launched in the country; it’s worth asking people involved about this
:) Supervision of main chemical processing units requires a qualification in petrochemical engineering, while for utility systems, qualifications in building construction and electrical engineering are generally needed; our company holds Class A qualifications for all three of these areas.
For chemical projects, look for supervision companies specializing in the chemical industry; they all have the necessary qualifications. Or if you conduct an open tender, there will generally be people who bid on it