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HANDLING OF DRAWINGS
A.
DEFINITIONS
DRAWINGS .......................... are graphic information with annotating notes organized on a
sheet and used to convey a specific scope of work or to
record a specific built condition. Historically, "Drawings"
included original pen or pencil tracings, reproducibles, and
original pen or pencil drawings on translucent material from
which prints could be made.
Facilities utilizes CAD
(Computer Aided Design) software to create drawings and
EFM (Electronic File Management) software to file and track
both manually created and CAD created drawings. Specifics
on CAD and EFM systems and procedures are described in
the Facilities CAD Standards and Procedures Manual
(RD3.26)
Types of Drawings are:
ORIGINAL............................ drawings are hard copy plots of CAD drawings or manually
produced drawings on any medium that are wet stamped
and signed by the design professional, wet signed for quality
assurance by the checking design professional, and wet
signed for approval by the discipline chief.
ISSUED................................ drawings are originals that have been wet stamped and
signed by the designing architect/engineer, reviewed,
checked, approved and officially released as completed
documents for estimating, bidding, construction, and/or to
document an existing or as-built condition.
PROJECT ............................. drawings are for a specific scope of work (the project).
PROGRESS........................... drawings are prints of incomplete Project Drawings
distributed prior to an official issue for review, information or
budget checking purposes.
TITLE 1 100%...................... drawings are Project Drawings that describe the complete
design intent of a specific scope of work. These are issued
for informational purposes and are not entered into the
Document Control system, are not assigned a Drawing
Number, and are filed in the Project File.
TITLE 2 100%...................... drawings are completed Project Drawings
estimating, bidding and/or construction.
issued
for
C.
DRAWING NUMBERS
1.
All official issued drawings are to have a unique drawing number. Historically,
drawings were assigned drawing numbers by manually entering information into a
log book called the Drawing Index. All manual log entries have been entered into
an electronic database file called the Main Drawing Index (See D below).
2.
The prime function of the numbering system is to identify and locate all drawings
in the department, and to facilitate access for reference or retrieval.
3.
Project team members create electronic file cards for all issued drawings using
Facilities EFM software: AutoManager WorkFlow (see RD3.26 Section 9). Making a
card will create a new drawing number which is added to the title block of the
drawing before it is issued.
2.
Drawing numbers for Project Drawings are created at Title 2 100% (issued for bid
and issued for construction/work order) and at T3 100% (new drawings issued for
bid or construction/work order during the construction phase). Conformed
drawings issued for construction and revised drawings issued for bid or
construction/work order during the construction phase are to have the same serial
number with the appropriate revision letter appended to the end.
3.
Project Drawings:
4.
b.
c.
Living Drawings:
Project Drawings:
D.
b.
c.
Living Drawings:
5.
The creator of the drawing is responsible for obtaining the correct drawing number.
AMWF automatically assigns the next available serial number with the correct
document size, origin and type prefix. If a drawing number is obtained in error,
the CAD Coordinator must be notified immediately in order to reset the building
drawing counter file and delete the incorrect card. DELETING A CARD DOES NOT
AUTOMATICALLY RESET THE COUNTER FILE, ONLY THE CAD COORDINATOR CAN
RESET THESE FILES.
6.
Outside A/Es are to provide a complete list of drawings with their Title 2 90%
submittal. The Technical Coordinator for the project is responsible for providing
document numbers and collecting document numbers from the rest of the Design
Team. Design Team members for each discipline create AMWF cards for each
drawing and provide drawing numbers to the TC. The TC collects and submits a
list of drawing numbers to the Project Manager to return to the A/E.
The maintenance of the Main Drawing Index is done by the Document Controller
(DC) and is performed by the Archives and Records Office of the LBNL Technical &
Electronic Information Dept. (TEID).
2.
3.
4.
E.
Aperture =
Archive =
Entered =
Pending =
Original as-built
microfilming.
Missing =
Obsolete =
drawing
with
microfilm
vendor
for
All drawings are to be entered into the Main Drawing Index when issued. The
Technical Coordinator will copy the DC with the list of the project drawings sent to
the PM so that all their title block information for entering into the MDI on issuance
of the drawings.
a.
b.
c.
Title 3 100% Revisions - When issued for bid, estimate and/or construction.
d.
The DC will periodically check the AMWF database for recently issued Title 2 and
Title 3 drawings and update the MDI as required.
LOCATION OF DRAWINGS
1.
Project Drawings are kept in the Facilities Central Drawing Files once they have
been assigned a number and issued. Originals are filed flat in drawers as follows
(see figure RD3.9.1 for schematic arrangement of file drawers):
a.
b.
Issued drawings are kept in the Active Project flat files in the
Facilities Central Drawing Files.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Only official issues of the project drawings are in the Active Project
flat files. These include T2 100%, T2 Conformed, and T3 Revisions.
v.
Progress drawings issued for review may be filed in the project file
at the discretion of the Project Manager.
A.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
c.
ii.
iii.
2.
3.
F.
ii.
iii.
Aperture Cards are kept in the Facilities Central Drawing Files once they have been
received from Archives & Records.
a.
Original aperture cards are sent out for scanning to TIF format and then
returned to the RSF.
b.
ii.
At M&O aperture file cabinet for use by the crafts and PMTs.
Electronic CAD files: see RD3.26 Section 9 for filing of electronic CAD files.
1.
At completion of the project all drawings are to be corrected for as-built conditions
and identified as as-built drawings.
If no change to a drawing are needed to document as-built conditions, the existing
card status is changed to AS-BUILT and the drawing number remains the same
without any change to the revision level. The original issued drawing is stamped
AS-BUILT with the date (see RD4.28) and is given to the Document Controller
(DC) for archiving by placing it on the Facilities Central Drawing Files To-Be-Filed
table.
If changes have occurred, the corrected drawing file is given the next level revision
titled As-built Conditions, plotted and a stamped/signed original is given to DC for
archiving by placing it on the Facilities Central Drawing Files To-Be-Filed table.
G.
2.
3.
4.
A&R sends original drawings out to vendor (FileTrac) for a Silver Halide master
card and two sets of diazo card copies. On return, A&R sends the original
drawings, the Silver Halide master cards and one copy of diazo cards back to
Facilities DC and files the remaining diazo card copy with Facilities M & O.
5.
6.
Silver Halide master cards are sent to vendor (Crowley Micrographics) for scanning
to .TIF format. On return, DC sends Silver Halide master cards back to A&R for
forwarding to RSF.
7.
DC adds .TIF images search database on www linked server and changes the
status on MDI to On Site.
H.
When drawings are taken from the files they will be signed for on a Drawing SignOut card, noting the number of the drawing, name of the borrower, and the date
borrowed. A Drawing Sign-Out card is located in each flat file drawer.
COPIES
1.
Copies can be made from any drawing original or CAD file. When distributing
official copies of issed drawings for contract or construction purposes, copies must
be made in the print room from the original drawing. DO NOT PLOT COPIES FROM
CAD FILES as these will not include wet stamps and checked/reviewed signatures.
Informational copies can be plotted from CAD files for design team members use
or to provide as a reference to others. All such copies are to be stamped or
watermarked FOR REFERENCE ONLY.
2.
3.
Reproducibles as originals:
When a reproducible is made for the purpose of revising the drawings, the drawing
number of the original should be placed above the title block prefaced by
"Reference Drawing:", and the reproducible assigned a new number.
4.
I.
b.
c.
All archived drawings have been microfilmed and entered into the RSF archives. If
a drawing becomes obsolete and no longer contains information of value to
Facilities operations or the Lab, it is to be converted to an obsolete drawing and
removed from the archive files.
2.
Obsolete Drawings depict work that has been superceded but there may be a need
to access the drawing for relevant information.
a.
b.
4.
J.
If a drawing is lost or destroyed for any reason, note in the Main Drawing Index
"DESTROYED" or "LOST", with date and signature.
1.
2.
Source Prefix
3.
4.
5.
Serial Number
6.
1.
Drawing Size
a.
b.
59
003
(ANSI designation):
Size 1
(A-size)
Size 2
11 x 17 - Two units
(B-size)
Size 3
17 x 22 - Four units
(C-size)
Size 4
22 x 34 - Eight units
(D-size)
Size 5
34 x 44 - Sixteen units
(E-size)
Size 6
(None)
Mixing sheet sizes in a single set of drawings, such as those prepared for a
purchase order contract, should be avoided. The Project Architect or
Engineer should see that all drawings of a set are the same size.
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c.
2.
The most frequently used size is size 4. It is suggested that this size be
used insofar as practical.
Source Prefix
a.
Indicates the origin of the drawing. Historically, this letter was used to
track the source and location of the original drawing for retrieval purposes.
This has been revised to identify modification drawings from new building
drawings. The list below shows the historical definition (in strike out type)
followed by current usage:
B = Berkeley drawings located on site at Lawrence Berkeley Lab Plant
Engineering Dept. files or in the Print Room files.
= Drawing prepared in-house by LBNL Facilities Dept. for new
structures or in-house by LBNL or out-house by an outside
A/E firm for modifications to an existing facility.
L
100 - 999
00
Sitewide
Facilities
Department
Drawings
showing
comprehensive site features such as area maps, utility plans,
roadways maps).
ST
b.
Use the latest published list of building numbers. . All building numbers are
assigned by Facilities Department Planning Section. If a new building
project, coordinate numbering with Facilities Department Planning Section
prior to assigning any building numbers.
c.
d.
e.
Do NOT use the old prefix "B" for small satellite buildings and structures
and do NOT file drawings for satellite buildings under the principal or
central building. Treat all separate independent enclosed free-standing
structures as separate buildings. Clarify any unclear building numbers with
Facilities Department Planning Section prior to assigning drawing numbers.
Note: The B designation for small satellite buildings and structures was
eliminated in July of 1995 and all buildings including small satellite buildings
now have unique numbers.
f.
4.
The "00" category is reserved for drawings whose scope and content are
not specifically related to any one single building. Therefore, all drawings
other than Plant Engineering Standards and numbered building drawings,
are in the "00" category.
In general, these are site features not
corresponding to a building location and include sitewide drawings of
comprehensive systems.
Section Responsible
A.
ARCHITECTURAL
Architectural Section
B.
C.
CIVIL
D.
Area Maps
Planning Section
E.
Electrical Section
F.
Lead Section
G.
Lead Section
J.
K.
Architectural Section
L.
Landscaping
Architectural Section
M.
MECHANICAL
Lead Section
Civil/Structural Section
Mechanical Section
Mechanical Section
5.
P.
Q.
Quadrangle of Topography
R.
S.
STRUCTURAL
U.
Utility Quadrangles
Mechanical Section
Civil/Structural Section
Mechanical Section
Civil/Structural Section
Mechanical Section
Serial Number
a.
Indicates the serial number of the drawing for the listed building number
and drawing type prefix. Serial numbers begin with 001 and progress
through 999.
b.
c.
The first two digits of the drawing number (the Drawing Size and Source
Prefix) do NOT establish a new series. Drawing numbers, regardless of size
and source, continue in a regular numeric series for each drawing type per
building.
Example: Building 99 has six E-size architectural drawings prepared by an
A/E firm when originally built, followed by three B-size modification
drawings prepared in-house, followed by four D-size drawings prepared by
an A/E firm to add a new wing (Increment II) to the building, followed by 3
C-size drawings by and A/E firm to modify an area of the existing building.
Drawing numbers progress as follows:
Original project
5N99A001, 5N99A002, 5N99A003, 5N99A004, 5N99A005, & 5N99A006
Addition project
4N99A010, 3N99A011, 3N99A012, & 3N99A013
Revisions
a.
b.
All changes or additions are to be made to a copy of the original CAD file.
The original CAD file is to remain archived as detailed in RD3.26 Section 9
and the original drawing hardcopy is to be archived as outlined in E.1.b.
and F. above. To avoid confusion and possible duplication of drawing
numbers, the practice of making such changes on a reproducible is
prohibited.
c.
K.
TITLEBLOCK INFORMATION
1.
b.
c.
Box 1, Line 2:
Project Title
Identify the specific project or subject of this drawing. Use the official
project title entered into the Project Tracking System which can be obtained
from the Project Manager. Do not use vague descriptions such as
Modification, Room addition, or Improvements.
d.
Box 1, Line 3:
Sheet Title
e.
6B71M104
71 - HILAC Improvements
LCW System Additions
Plan and Schematic Layout
3B00L016
00 - 54/ 70 Yard Area
Landscaping Upgrades
Planting Plan
3B70AA111 70A - Room 106
Conversion of Room 106 to Offices
Floor Plan and Details
2BSTF052
ST - Furniture Standards
Glass with Aluminum Frame Display Case
Construction Details
Box 2, Line 1, Part 1: Drawn By
Use first initial, middle initial, last initial (e.g. ABC)
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
Section Chiefs
Date of approval of first official issue. Do not use this field for revision
dates, these are located in box 5.
k.
Box 2, Line 4:
Box 2, Line 5:
Scale
Box 3, Line 1:
n.
Box 3, Line 2:
Project Number
This is the only constant on the project and is used by the EFM software to
organize the CAD files on the server. It also relates drawings to the general
filing system. ALL ISSUED DRAWINGS MUST HAVE THE PROJECT NUMBER
INDICATED ON THE TITLE BLOCK. Obtain the project number from the
Project Manager. Do not use the project number that you bill your time
against as this may be a sub-account of the parent project.
Small Projects Group project numbers are the same as the Work Request
Center request number.
Standards are to have codes that identify the standard type (eg. SITELT =
site lighting, EXTWIN = exterior window). Each discipline is responsible for
developing project number codes to identify the various types of standards
they maintain.
If no project number exists or the project number field is not relevant, use
000000.
o.
Box 4:
Sheet Number
p.
Box 5, Part 1:
Revision Level
Box 5, Part 2:
Drawn By
Use initials of individual who makes revision changes, may be different than
original drawn by.
r.
Box 5, Part 3:
Checked By
Use initials of individual who checks revision changes, may be different than
original checked by.
s.
Box 5, Part 4:
Approved By
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Box 5, Part 5:
Revision Date
Box 5, Part 6:
Remarks
Box 5:
Additional Revisions
Box 6:
Issue Identification
Include the Sub Contract number in the top line of this box. Official issues
are to be one of the following only:
x.
BID
CONFORMED
REVISION A
(or B, C, etc.)
AS BUILT
Box 7:
Professional Seal
Box 8:
Box 9:
Prints made from drawings incomplete or not yet approved should be stamped:
REFERENCE ONLY
NOT FOR CONSRUCTION
above the title block.
L.
LIVING DRAWINGS
1.
Title Block Information (where varies from Project drawings, if not indicated, same
as described above):
b.
c.
Box 1, Line 2:
Identify the specific system component shown in the drawing. Use specific
equipment/facility type identification designations (see RD7.4). (e.g. Bank
304 - MCC304A3A, Supply and Return Ductwork, Rated Corridor & Doors)
d.
Box 1, Line 3:
Sheet Title
Box 3, Line 2:
Project Number
Living Drawings are to have codes that identify the system type (eg. SITELT
= site lighting, EXTELV = exterior elevation). Each discipline is responsible
for developing project number codes to identify the various types of living
drawings they maintain and documenting this in the DMPM.
n.
Box 3, Line 1:
Living Drawings keep a running log of revisions and the revision letter is
critical to identifying the most recent release.
o.
Box 4:
Sheet Number
Box 5, Part 6:
Remarks
Box 5:
Additional Revisions
The 7 most recent revisions are noted on the title block. A revision history
is kept to the left of the drawing titleblock on a matrix identical to box 5.
w.
Box 6:
Issue Identification
(or B, C, etc.)
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x.
Box 7:
Professional Seal
Box 8:
Not Used.
z.
Box 9:
Not Used.
2.
3.
4.
All Living Drawings are, by definition, as-built. They track the current
condition of a building system and combine together all the collective
changes made to a building system by all projects that have affected the
building system.
b.
The basis of Living Drawing updates is the project as-built drawing files.
A living drawing may be used as the basis of a project drawing. When this
is done, the project drawing will contain a note directly above the title block
that states BASED ON LBNL DOC. #4BBBBDNNNR. The project work is to
be clouded and identified as SCOPE OF PROJECT WORK.
b.
b.
The Living Drawing number is to be updated to the next revision and the
revision date, creation information, and description entered into the revision
portion of the titleblock.