Planning & design
- Requirement brief
- Concept layout and room schedule
- People, material and process flow
PRIMARY SERVICE · FACTORY PLANNING & CLEANROOM FIT-OUT
Coordinate factory planning, cleanroom fit-out and equipment interfaces around your process. A 30-day execution window may apply to eligible fit-out scope after entry conditions are confirmed; the wider factory project follows its own agreed schedule.
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PARENT-COMPANY ENGINEERING REFERENCESOLUTION CATALOGUE
The factory-planning route leads the V2 business priority; the three customer-requested production-line routes remain available for food, cosmetic and grooming projects.
01 · OVERALL PROJECT MODEL
The overall project is planned as a connected path. It does not share one fixed duration: equipment manufacturing, shipping, local permits and third-party work follow their own confirmed schedules.
Site, product, capacity, market and investment boundary.
Process layout, cleanroom zoning, people and material flow, utilities.
Drawings, quotation, interfaces, responsibilities and schedule baseline.
Mobilisation, cleanroom construction, system installation and records.
Manufacturing and shipping coordination, utilities and installation interfaces.
System checks, training, open-item closure and written handover.
02 · STANDARD CLEANROOM FIT-OUT PROGRAMME
This is a planning framework for eligible standard cleanroom fit-out scope, not an unconditional completion guarantee for the entire factory project. Applicability is confirmed after site and scope review.
Before Day 0
Day 1–7
Day 8–20
Day 21–27
Day 28–30
Equipment manufacturing · international shipping and customs · permits and authority approvals · third-party testing / certification · customer changes or delayed decisions · conditions not disclosed before scope confirmation
03 · STANDARD DELIVERABLES
The final document index follows the signed scope. The groups below define the standard project information architecture and make omissions visible before handover.
04 · SERVICE STANDARD
Service depth, on-site attendance, response arrangements and any warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation and contract instead of being assumed on this page.
05 · RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX
The matrix below is a discussion baseline. The signed project responsibility matrix and local requirements govern final ownership.
| Workstream | Zhongyi | Client | Third party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design inputs & approvals | Prepare proposals and coordinate agreed design outputs. | Provide accurate requirements and approve decisions on time. | Review or approve where local authority input is required. |
| Site readiness | Issue agreed entry-condition checklist and interface needs. | Provide lawful access, base conditions, utilities and site cooperation. | Property, utility or local contractors support as applicable. |
| Fit-out execution | Deliver the signed cleanroom fit-out scope and project records. | Provide decisions, access and acceptance participation. | Statutory inspection where required. |
| Equipment, logistics & customs | Coordinate contracted equipment and installation interfaces. | Confirm specifications, consignee data and import arrangements. | Carrier, customs broker and authorities complete external procedures. |
| Testing, filing & audits | Prepare agreed technical materials and coordinate interfaces. | Provide samples, legal entity documents and required applications. | Appointed bodies perform testing, review and issue conclusions. |
| Changes & acceptance | Record impacts and execute approved changes within scope. | Approve cost / schedule impacts and complete acceptance. | Independent sign-off when specified by contract or regulation. |
SCOPE NOTICE
Final scope, dates, deliverables, acceptance criteria and service obligations are governed by the signed proposal, responsibility matrix and project schedule. Testing, filing, certification and authority approvals are coordination activities and do not imply a guaranteed outcome.
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