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How to fill out as-built drawings

1. To fill out as-built drawings, follow these steps:
2. Start by reviewing the existing plans or blueprints.
3. Visit the construction site and inspect all completed work.
4. Measure and document any modifications or deviations from the original plans.
5. Use a scale ruler or CAD software to accurately draw the changes on the as-built drawings.
6. Include detailed annotations and dimensions for each modification.
7. Verify all measurements and revise the as-built drawings as necessary.
8. Ensure that the final as-built drawings are clear, organized, and easy to understand.
9. Submit the completed as-built drawings to the relevant parties, such as architects, engineers, or government authorities.

Who needs as-built drawings?

1. Various stakeholders in construction projects may need as-built drawings, including:
2. - Architects and engineers who require accurate records for future reference and documentation.
3. - Contractors who need to demonstrate compliance with specifications and regulations.
4. - Government authorities or building inspectors who review and approve construction projects.
5. - Property owners or facility managers who want updated documentation of their assets.
6. - Insurance companies that require evidence of completed work in case of claims.

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What is as-built drawings?

As-built drawings are updated plans that reflect any changes made during the construction process, showing the final state of a project.

Who is required to file as-built drawings?

The contractor or construction team responsible for the project is typically required to file as-built drawings.

How to fill out as-built drawings?

As-built drawings are filled out by annotating any changes or deviations from the original plans onto the existing plans.

What is the purpose of as-built drawings?

The purpose of as-built drawings is to document the final state of a construction project and serve as a reference for future maintenance or renovations.

What information must be reported on as-built drawings?

As-built drawings must include all changes, modifications, or deviations made during the construction process, as well as any relevant dimensions or notes.

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