Posting for collecting questions for the “One Question per Week” activity in the Engineering Management Area; financial rewards are available for participants, so all friends are encouraged to take part...
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This post was last edited by ms3210 on 2010-11-14 at 10:16. The project area will launch the “One Question per Week” activity next week. To enrich the source of questions for this activity and increase participants’ engagement, we are now seeking questions for it. The requirements for the questions are as follows: 1. The questions must be related to project management. The scope of the topic can include various aspects and stages of an engineering project, such as preliminary research, feasibility studies, preliminary design, detailed design, equipment procurement, bidding processes, contract management, on-site construction and installation management, commissioning, testing, and evaluation of the plant’s operational capacity. Question 2 is in Word format and editable. 3 The poster has replied to this post with a link to the question; the answers are not included here. Answers can be sent via text message to the moderators of this forum. To encourage all users to participate in and support this activity, the management team will award each user who provides question sources a reward of 5 Wealth points or more. Additional points will be given for questions of a certain quantity and depth; therefore, we invite all users to participate actively. Heavy rewards (charm + wealth rewards) are given to the top participants.
Last edited by terephthalic on 2010-10-28 16:07 in this post. Topic: Project management procedures for new projects
Question: Which special reports need to be prepared and submitted for **approval during the basic design phase of petrochemical construction projects?
Question: Can a company that is entrusted by the owner of a construction project to manage the entire project lifecycle (a management company under the turnkey construction system, with qualifications in supervision and project management) also undertake supervision tasks for the same project for which it is providing project management services?
Why is it necessary to conduct qualification checks on potential bidders? What is mainly reviewed?
Question for this Monday: There are two methods of tendering, namely open tendering and invited tendering. So, what kind of projects should be subject to open tendering?
This post was last edited by zk2348 on 2010-11-4 at 13:07. Reply to 4# Jiutian Lanyue: Can a company that is entrusted by the project owner to manage the entire construction process (a management company under the agency construction system, with qualifications for supervision and project management) also undertake supervision tasks in the projects for which it provides project management services? Answer: Unable to undertake supervision services. Since you are entrusted by the owner to oversee the entire construction process, you have the responsibilities and obligations to supervise and manage the supervisors. And if one were to carry out supervision work in their own project, it would constitute \"a father supervising his son,\" which violates the principle of conflict of interest and is also not in line with the requirements for third-party oversight.
Reply to 6# Jiutian Lanyue: Generally, **state-owned enterprise investments should be subject to public bidding. Invited tendering can be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Bidding Law.
Question: Does the construction organization design have to be prepared only after the drawings are ready?
In the petrochemical industry, what does “CCCC” represent during the project construction phase?
Before implementing each construction project, a project management plan is required. What are the bases for preparing a project management plan and the procedures to be followed?