How Jinyi is organised
Company structure,
clear responsibilities
The JINYI company structure connects technical review, production, quality, sales, procurement and document support. Find the right contact for your order.

Company structure
Company structure: six connected functions
The JINYI company structure connects six functions across a pipeline order. Find the appropriate contact below, or visit our company profile for the business overview.
Company structure chart and order contacts
Cangzhou Jinyi Pipe Fittings Manufacturing Co., Ltd. serves industrial pipeline enquiries from Yanshan County, Cangzhou, Hebei. The chart is a functional guide to responsibilities and communication. Ask the team to confirm your order contact, contracting details and required documents before approval. Identify the relevant item in the pipe flanges catalog or pipe fittings and elbows catalog when preparing the specification for your order contact.
- CompanyCangzhou Jinyi Pipe Fittings Manufacturing Co., Ltd.Use the agreed quotation and commercial documents to confirm contracting details.
- LocationYanshan County, CangzhouCangyan Road Industrial Park, Yanshan County, Cangzhou, Hebei, China.
- Order contactsTechnical, sales and document supportAsk for the contacts responsible for your specification, quotation and records.
- Order documentsScope agreed in the quotationRequest applicable material records, inspection reports and dispatch papers for the selected product.
Management structure
Management roles, from enquiry to delivery
Our company structure groups business oversight, order coordination and department responsibilities. Confirm the right contact for specification, inspection and delivery decisions.
General manager
Business oversight covers quotation approval, order scope and resource planning. Confirm the contracting entity and authorised signatory in the commercial documents before placing an order.
Works manager
Coordinate the production route, loading schedule, equipment requirements and workshop priorities for the agreed scope.
Chief engineer
Review drawings, material selection, dimensional requirements and proposed changes before the specification is approved.
Export director
Coordinate quotations, buyer communication and delivery queries. Ask sales to identify the technical contact for questions that affect the specification.
Finance & contracts director
Review payment terms, contractual requirements, invoicing and the documents requested for the shipment.
Technical office manager
Coordinate drawing revisions, units, critical dimensions and technical questions.
Production manager
Review the agreed production steps and scheduling requirements.
Quality manager
Coordinate inspection scope, acceptance criteria and report requirements.
Export sales manager
Keep quotation details, quantities and buyer questions together.
Procurement & logistics manager
Review material availability, packing and freight requirements.
Administration manager
Coordinate order records, document revisions and commercial paperwork.
Order & loading review
Review the current drawing, material availability, open questions and requested delivery date together. Resolve unclear requirements before confirming the order.
Drawing release
Use the approved drawing or selected standard to define size, facing, bore, bolt pattern and tolerances. Identify the revision used in the quotation.
Escalation & sign off
Send the order reference, affected item and supporting photograph or report when reporting a problem. Ask for a responsible contact and an agreed next step.
Executive officeThe management officeOffice illustration
Order reviewDepartment order reviewOffice illustration
This company structure explains functions rather than publishing personal staff details. Ask for a named order contact, technical reviewer and document contact when your enquiry is being discussed.
Key departments
Six departments, one shared specification
Six pipe fittings company departments share the approved specification. Each handles a distinct part of technical review, production, inspection, sales, procurement or documentation.
Office and process images illustrate the department functions. The workshop visit image shows supplied photography.
Department 01Technical officeSpecification and drawing review
Reviews drawings, standards, dimensions and material requirements before approval. Include the latest drawing revision for a custom manufacturing enquiry.
Department 02ManufacturingProduct-specific production route
Plans forming, machining and finishing around the approved specification. Explore flanges and fittings manufacturing for details of the production route.
Department 03Quality & inspectionInspection scope and acceptance criteria
Coordinates inspection scope, sampling and acceptance criteria. Agree the records required for your order and review the available document previews.
Department 04Export sales & serviceQuotations and buyer communication
Coordinates enquiries, quotations and delivery updates. Share product references, quantities and destination so sales can confirm price, packing and lead time.
Department 05Supply chain & procurementMaterial availability and freight
Reviews material availability, bought-in components, packing and freight. Confirm material grades and approve any substitution before the order proceeds.
Department 06Administration & documentsOrder records and document control
Keeps approved drawings, quotations, packing lists and requested records together. Agree document formats and revisions before dispatch.
Company structure: six functions, one order brief. Use a shared specification to connect technical, commercial and delivery questions. Confirm the contacts and handover requirements for your own order.
Ask for a department contactDepartment responsibilities
Department responsibilities at each handover
Manufacturing department responsibilities are clearest when each handover carries the approved requirements. The matrix below is a practical order guide. Agree the responsible contact, document version and acceptance criteria for your order. ISO guidance on the process approach explains process interfaces and offers general guidance for defining handover requirements.
| Department | Owns | Hands over to |
|---|---|---|
| Export sales | Enquiry, product schedule, quotation, contract and buyer requirements | Technical office |
| Technical office | Released drawing, facing and bore schedule, material grade and the bill of material | Procurement |
| Procurement | Buying to the released bill of material, mill certificates and stock cover for the shops | Manufacturing |
| Manufacturing | Forging, machining, welding, fabrication and surface finish to the released drawing | Quality |
| Quality & inspection | Incoming checks, in-process inspection, agreed inspection reports and release requirements | Administration |
| Administration | Marking, packing list, origin documents if required, invoicing and the document register | Export sales |
Enquiry & take-off
Confirm the product, standard, size, rating, facing, material, quantity and requested date for quotation.
SalesDrawing & release
Resolve units, revision, critical dimensions and approval requirements for the drawing or selected standard.
TechnicalMaterial called off
Confirm material availability and the identification or material records requested with the order.
ProcurementForging & machining
Review the appropriate forming and machining route for the selected product and agreed dimensions.
ManufacturingWelding & finish
Confirm any fabrication, welding and surface finish required; not every product uses these operations.
ManufacturingDimensional check
Agree dimensional and visual checks, sampling, acceptance limits and any additional reports before approval.
QualityMarking & dispatch
Confirm identification, crate protection, packing list, shipment terms and required dispatch documents.
Admin & salesWhat every handover has to carry
Technical & manufacturing team
Technical review and production support
Technical and production functions turn the approved brief into product requirements. Explore the media below or visit the factory tour.
- 01Technical teamReview the standard, drawing revision, material grade and dimensions. Request confirmation of non-standard requirements before approval.
- 02Production teamConfirm the forming, machining, fabrication and finishing steps that apply to the selected fitting.
- 03Fabrication requirementsInclude any welding procedure, qualification or special process records your project requires in the enquiry.
- 04Inspection teamAgree checks, sampling, acceptance criteria, report format and any buyer witness requirements.
TechnicalThe drawing office
Review the current drawing, units and critical dimensions before approving custom work. Engineering illustration.
MachiningCNC machining
CNC turning illustration introducing face and bore machining. Confirm the route required for your component.
WeldingWelding and fabrication
Welding illustration showing a pipe assembly. Specify any procedure and qualification evidence required with the enquiry.
Product videoClick to playOpen product videoFlanges and fittings overview
Watch a short overview of flanges and pipe fittings. Click to play the product video.
Export coordination & support
Export coordination, from brief to dispatch
Pipe fittings order coordination connects the quotation, packing requirements and destination. Share your delivery date early to confirm freight options and required documents.

Buyer support
Use the company structure to select a contact and keep the product specification, quantities, quotation reference and delivery questions in one enquiry. Ask for the contact who will coordinate updates.
- Order contact
- Confirm with sales
- Specification
- Approved drawing or standard
- Updates
- Quote and order reference
Technical support
Use the technical help page for drawing and specification questions. Include the service conditions and any standard reference so the required scope can be reviewed.
- Drawing review
- Size, facing, bore and revision
- Standard
- Applicable scope and edition
- Samples
- Availability by quotation
Export operations
Agree packing, identification, shipment terms and the required papers before dispatch. Request independent inspection arrangements in advance if needed.
- Freight
- Route and terms by quotation
- Inspection
- Arrange in advance if required
- Documents
- Scope agreed before ordering
Company structure contacts
Send the specification, start the technical review
Send the drawing or standard, size, rating, material and quantity. Include inspection requirements and destination so the team can review your enquiry.
Trade enquiry
For industrial pipe flanges and pipe fittings and elbows, include the selected product and required dimensions. Ask sales to confirm price, availability, packing and lead time.
Request a quotationDistribution & OEM
Discuss drawing-based supply, marking and packaging requirements with the team. Confirm the agreed scope and any brand or documentation requirements in the quotation.
Talk about partnershipTechnical enquiry
Send the drawing revision, units, bolt pattern, bore, facing and tolerances. Explain the service conditions and request the material or inspection records your project requires.
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