ECC-NDCS Hospital
Scope of work
• Architectural 2D drawings
• Architectural 3D model
• Room Data sheets
• LOD400 block wall elevation
• As built model
Scope
Contents :
• Organization Chart
• Title Block work flow
• Room Book Sheet demonstration
• Annotation Standards- Door
• Quality Analysis
• Comment Standarization
Organization Chart
Room Data Sheet | What a typical Sheet can have
Elevations
3D block of the room
Vendor specific Legend
RCP of the room
Title Block of the Sheet
Floor Plan of the room
Key Plan
Title Block Workflow | Room Data Sheet
TITLEBLOCK WORKFLOW
New Draft (First Submission) From PIS
(if Rev 01 is not approved) Rev 02 for
Consultants Clean Sheet for SGH approval
First Comment - From POC
- DPA & WSP will comment - Shows deviation
- Shopdrawing TBLK - Does not show clouding
- "As per Comments" - Roombook Review TBLK
First Update - From PIS
Rev 01 for Consultants
Second/Minor Comment - From POC - with clouds for Rev 00 comments +
MOHH session comments
-Shopdrawing TBLK
Second Update - From PIS
Rev 01 Clean Sheet for MOHH
Review
POC Send the Rev00 submission to
consultants DPA & WSP for review - MOHH will comment
- Shows deviation
- Does not show clouding
- Roombook Review TBLK
DPA & WSP Comments - From POC
Annotation Standards| Doors ( one of the typical example)
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DETAILS\A.66_DOOR_DETAILS
Annotation Standards| Doors ( one of the typical example)
Always refer RLS Input to identify
the door panel type and jamb protection.
This is S2/S information is available in Door detail PDF
Always read the description
Annotation Standards| Doors ( one of the typical example)
RLS INPUT
Quality Analysis| Coordination in RCP
The shopdrawing workflow involves the progression of drawings from an IFC model to a final sheet through a series of steps. It begins with the creation of shopdrawings based on the
information in the IFC model. These detailed drawings depict specific building components. The shopdrawings are then reviewed, and any necessary changes or additions are marked up using
redlines. The marked-up drawings are revised to incorporate the requested modifications, and the process repeats until all feedback is addressed. Once the revisions are approved, the final
shopdrawings are prepared as sheets, including title blocks, scales, and project-specific details. This final sheet represents the completed set of drawings ready for distribution. The workflow
may vary based on project requirements and software used.
Comment Standarization
The standardization of comments for future sheets is crucial to prevent recurring errors and improve overall quality. To achieve this, it is important to establish clear guidelines and processes.
This involves creating a commenting template with predefined categories, providing guidelines for comment format and detail, implementing a systematic review process, documenting and
tracking comments, conducting regular feedback sessions, and continuously refining the comment process based on lessons learned. By following these steps, project stakeholders can ensure
consistency in comments, minimize errors, and enhance the efficiency of future sheet reviews.
Thank You
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