Chimney anticorrosion construction usually requires certain professional qualifications, which may include but not limited to the following aspects: safety production license, professional contracting qualification of high-rise structural engineering, professional contracting qualification of aerial work engineering, professional contracting qualification of anticorrosion and thermal insulation engineering, professional contracting qualification of building waterproof engineering and professional contracting qualification of electromechanical equipment installation engineering.

1. Safety production license: this is the basic requirement for ensuring safety during the construction of aerial work.

2. High-rise structural engineering professional contracting qualification: This qualification usually refers to the ability to undertake the construction, maintenance and anti-corrosion projects of high-rise structures such as chimneys and water towers.

3. Professional contracting qualification of aerial work engineering: aerial work qualification proves that the contractor has the ability and technology to carry out aerial construction.

4. Professional contracting qualification of anti-corrosion and thermal insulation engineering: This shows that the contractor has the professional technology and construction ability to carry out anti-corrosion and thermal insulation engineering.

5. Professional contracting qualification of building waterproof engineering: This qualification is required for chimney anticorrosion construction involving waterproof engineering.

6, mechanical and electrical equipment installation engineering professional qualification: if there is mechanical and electrical equipment inside the chimney need to be installed or maintained, this qualification may be needed.

Matters needing attention in chimney anticorrosion construction

1. safety training and qualification examination: ensure that all construction personnel have received appropriate safety training and have the necessary qualifications and experience.

2. Safety equipment: Construction personnel must wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety helmet, safety belt, non-slip shoes and dust mask.

3. Site safety: obvious safety warning signs should be set on the construction site to ensure that the construction area is separated from the non-construction area and prevent irrelevant personnel from entering.

4. Scaffolds and platforms: Scaffolds and platforms meeting safety standards shall be used to ensure their stability and reliability. Regular inspection and maintenance.

5. Aerial work: strictly abide by the provisions of aerial work and use appropriate lifting equipment, such as elevators or climbing equipment. Avoid aerial work in bad weather conditions.

6. Electrical safety: ensure that all electrical equipment and tools meet safety standards and are operated by professionals. Avoid using electrical equipment in humid or corrosive gas environment.