Which stage is shown in the illustration attached to the safety section?
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Which stage is shown in the illustration attached to the safety section? I checked online and it says to fill in preliminary design, not construction drawing design, right? Also, the attached drawings usually require signatures at three levels: design, verification, and approval
The safety section is part of the preliminary design; simple diagrams are attached, while the construction drawings are the supplementary illustrations required for the fire protection design documents. All three levels of signatures are required.
We are all filling in basic engineering design details. Signing is required; the special report corresponds to the same stage as the basic engineering design review.
The general plan attached to the safety section must be a preliminary design, not construction drawings. I came into contact with this during projects throughout the year. Since the projects were small, the design institute provided directly the construction drawings. However, the person in charge of preparing the safety section returned them, stating that a preliminary design was required. They also added that the design institute was really amateurish for not knowing this~~~
Well, you’ve included me too; I’m an amateur as well. . . . :lol
The safety section is in the preliminary design stage, with a schematic diagram attached
It seems that on our end, it’s the experts who require the construction drawings to be attached{:2_33:}
The attached drawings are from the basic engineering design phase, and there are specific requirements regarding the level of approval needed; generally, a third-level approval is required, while special drawings need further review.
The drawings included in the safety section are preliminary designs, but they are not simplified sketches; rather, they are very detailed drawings
The special report hasn’t been finalized yet; how can the construction drawings be prepared?