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requirements study mechanical design

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Good morning.
I have graduated in mechanical engineering and work since July 2007 as a mechanical designer dependent in a metalworking industry.
I would like to know the requirements (all except the money to invest :smile:) to open a mechanical design studio.
 
apart from the money?
Then:
- so good will
- a wife/mooolto companion including
- so patient.
- possibly some client at least likely
- a little luck (I never fail). . .
- a good accountant.
- probably a game iva
- So much more:wink:

more seriously (or better, in practice):
Of course, it spreads from the branch where you work... If you plan cars from f1 you will need something "lightly" different from what it takes to piping/tubing or heavy carpenters. . .
in principle:
a good work station (with software and hardware adapted to the need)
an office (preferable to divide private life from work)
essential services (internet, etc.)
books and catalogues
... and then everything you need to buy going on.. .
 
I believe it is also necessary to register for a professional order (engineers or experts), after passing the qualification exam.
 
MBT said:
I would add a certain dose of madness and unconsciousness...
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You think? I've been seeing a certain revival lately, some big companies are starting to invest again.

brandnne also said that in the next few years it will invest 30 billion in Italy, you will see that something will come in our pocket also designers of cad3d....
 
madness and unconsciousness to undertake a job in its own needs "no matter" the economic situation
already the fact that you have to get paid by customers and that if it hurts your panza you are at home without salary but with taxes and suppliers to pay should make you reflect. . . .
be clear, from ex-titular of myself not critical who puts himself in his own, indeed.
As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy to be back under the master. . .
 
the moment is the worst, it is true (in fact I am not going to open it tomorrow morning). x the future.. look with some confidence! (i.e., less than a state bankruptcy. I don't think we can go.
therefore, returning to the strictly necessary requirements:

- professional qualification
- registration albo (these two points make me a little doubtful: I think of those studies designers/projectists who have practically "only" the higher diploma)
- p.
- funding
Don't get married and have no children! ?
- Good businessman.

corrected if there are errors
 
professional qualification and registration of the register are not indispensable
but the law is somewhat cloudy about it
if you are not enrolled you cannot design. . and this is true.
But then what can you do? extract details? and how far can you work? ?
 
Franz 2.0 said:
the moment is the worst, it is true (in fact I am not going to open it tomorrow morning). x the future.. look with some confidence! (i.e., less than a state bankruptcy. I don't think we can go.
therefore, returning to the strictly necessary requirements:

- professional qualification
- registration albo (these two points make me a little doubtful: I think of those studies designers/projectists who have practically "only" the higher diploma)
- p.
- funding
Don't get married and have no children! ?
- Good businessman.

corrected if there are errors
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as they have already responded to you, there is no need to register at the register, unless you want to classify yourself as a "engineering study" at the tax level. alternating there are other business codes for technical studies or integrated engineering service providers.

I personally recommend the professional qualification as soon as possible, but I keep it distinct from the inscription to the corporation. you have to assess the tax advantages possible, the possibility and the need to take advantage of services (from the order magazine to seminars or a minimum of advice in case of problems, for example, in demanding a payment). careful there are also disadvantages: For example, an ing in the register cannot do certain types of advertising (if it is not so corrected).

I do not know for social contributions: I find myself well with separate management and chose not to adhere to an arch (at the level of payment I find the management of the inps more comfortable for my needs, then on the total of the contributions I say only that it is an excessive percentage in both cases :smile:).

I forgot: the inscription to the albo is advantageous if you work in "confinanting" sectors with the civil (e.g. certain carpentry works or thermal certifications), less important in industrial mechanics.

advice (derived by personal exposure): the individual VAT game is a good way to learn, but later it is better not to stay too "small" and look for forms of association (consortium, srl, cooperative, they all go well, the important thing is to "structure" to exploit synergies and "brain flocking", as well as having a certain margin of management of inconveniences and accidents and a greater availability of funds to invest in software and hardware).
 
Franz 2.0 said:
therefore, returning to the strictly necessary requirements:

- professional qualification
- registration albo (these two points make me a little doubtful: I think of those studies designers/projectists who have practically "only" the higher diploma)
- p.
- funding
Don't get married and have no children! ?
- Good businessman.

corrected if there are errors
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I would also add:

You can't get sick. You can't be sick.
- be willing to reduce leisure time (in some cases do not have any).
- You're gonna think you're gonna have more time for the holidays, but you're not gonna make it.
- ability to endure stress (you are responsible for everything)
- availability to work also on Saturday and Sunday when times tighten
- availability to feed on stones when customers do not pay.
- become an unprotected species, for example no social shocks.

then there are also positive sides, but those are usually more discounted.
 
in fact there is little clarity about it.
I know for example cases where calculations and drawing are made with "simple" diploma (just without stamp and signature). people among other people very but very prepared!
I ask: is common practice a little everywhere?
 
Franz 2.0 said:
in fact there is little clarity about it.
I know for example cases where calculations and drawing are made with "simple" diploma (just without stamp and signature). people among other people very but very prepared!
I ask: is common practice a little everywhere?
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stamp and signature I think they are required for civil design, not for mechanical design.

I think it's a law requirement, I'd be very familiar with your accountant.
 
PaoloColombani said:
then there are also positive sides, but those are usually more discounted.
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in fact:
  • If you have a number of clients, you're basically quieter than an employee, which by definition is a monoclient worker.
  • A client can leave you in a moment if unsatisfied with your work, so there is a continuous boost to the improvement and offer of new services. While this is a necessity for the aut worker, it is more left to the indole of the single person for the dip.
  • You don't have to live with the screams of the office cap in your ears
  • you can study new solutions and innovations in the workflow, without perhaps being frustrated by a less receptive company management
  • If you have a sunny day, you can go out without realizing anyone or without having to take a day's leave, and you can recover hours after dinner.
a counter to me weighs a lot: the loneliness of spending the days in front of the pc without a coffee machine, fortunately there exists cad3d.... .
 
cacciatorino said:
in fact:

a counter to me weighs a lot: the loneliness of spending the days in front of the pc without a coffee machine, fortunately there exists cad3d.... .
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:finger: we could take coffee break via skype! cmq you are right, often be alone, or at most in 2 (especially when you have to make decisions) is really heavy.
 
Matteo said:
cacciatorino said:
a counter to me weighs a lot: the loneliness of spending the days in front of the pc without a coffee machine, fortunately there exists cad3d.... .
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:finger: we could take coffee break via skype! cmq you are right, often be alone, or at most in 2 (especially when you have to make decisions) is really heavy.
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I agree with both, working alone are "duballe"! That's why we all find ourselves here.
 
Hi guys I'm mechanical loser and I'm graduating first level in mechanical engineering, I don't want to wait anymore is I'd like to open a design and mechanical consultancy study, now I ask you if I can start my business with the mechanical peer diploma. .
 

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