As-Built
Final design of the
work; it consists of report,
list of prices, comparative list of prices, measurements, schedule
of conditions and final plans to see what the installations
look like.
These documents are delivered in triplicate and
in electronic form (diskette).
Measurement
Before carrying out any industrial installation
such as fluids, heating, conditioning, pressure devices, refrigeration
installations… we recommend having basic
working drawings in order to save time and money in the
design of the future installation.
Monitoring and
management of the work
This is very important, since in this way we can
exhaustively control the execution of the work
and thus, at the same time, prepare the working drawings that
we will use for the final As Built.
Moreover, it will be very useful for the work manager, who will
know at any time whether he will be able to satisfy the deadline
for delivering; for this reason it is important to carry out this
monitoring from the start of the work.
Layout
This is the draft
needed to know the different possible distributions of an installation.
In this way we take advantage of the
maximum space for the placing of the machinery, bearing
in mind the human factor and the safety and hygienic regulations.
Once the Layout is approved, the definitive project can
be made for the execution of the installation.
Colour plans can also be delivered for improved visualization.
Piping
Axonometrics of pipes
that allow a better control of the
building materials needed for the work.
It is very important to have this control from the start of the
work, since this enables stock control of the materials and the
implied costs, allowing subsequent issuing of the certifications
to the contracting firm.
Piece list
Partial working drawings diedrics
of the elements that form part of the machinery and, depending
on how this is, it will be necessary or not to go to the work
site.
Computerized drafting (outlining)
We usually work with different programmes with
DWG, DGN, DXF and IGR formats for Autocad
and Microstation, using digitalizing
boards and achieving greater
speed; allowing us to transfer
a computer to the work site if necessary.
All the information is delivered both in paper and in electronic
form (diskette).
Scanning
The type of scanner we use is the compressed form
in TIF format; this way we get a better
resolution in a shorter time.
Reconstruction of old plans
This method is used either in works in which working
drawings have to be modified, taking
the old ones as a point of reference, or with firms that
want to update plans of previous works to prevent them from deterioration
with the passing of time, and thus make good use of them for new
projects. The way of proceeding in this case is as follows:
a) Scanning of plans in compressed TIF format.
b) Visualization of the scanning on the monitor.
c) Tracing (vectorized) directly on the scanned plans.
This way we can do without the typical digitalizing
board and get, on the one hand, a greater
accuracy of the plan and on the other, a faster rate of working.
This method allows saving files with extensions for programmes
such as Autocad and Microstation.
