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Sameh NasrMember for 18 years 9 months
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Physical progress for the engineering phase of a project consists of three levels of indenture as follows:

  • Progress by drawing
  • Progress by discipline
  • Total engineering progress

Drawing Milestones

 

Start draft  (20%)Layout and design completed and actual line work visible. Rough draft of specification is completed ready for draft typing.

 

Draft complete  (65%)Drawing has been completed by drafting, checked by chief draftsman, and issued to engineering for checking. Specification is ready for checking.

 

Office check  (80%)Engineering has reviewed the drawing and pertinent corrections has been incorporated by draftsmen and  engineers.

 

Owner review  (85%)  Drawing and specification have been reviewed by the owner and returned with comments.

 

Final draft  (90%)All engineering  and owner comments have been incorporated and drawing and specification have been issued to owner for approval.

 

Approval with holds   (95%)  Drawing and specification have been  approved by owner and are ready to be issued for construction with the exception that some portion(s) of the drawing has "holds", waiting for final resolution.

 

Final owner  Approval (100%)Drawing and specification have been approved by the owner and they are ready to be issued as approved for construction with no "holds".

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    Gary Whitehead ·

    Hi Sameh,   Could you please

    Hi Sameh,

     

    Could you please confirm that the document you copied this from is not subject to copyright?

     

    Many thanks,

     

    Gary

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    Mike Testro ·

    Hi Gary I just googled this

    Hi Gary

    I just googled this phrase " To objectively determine the physical progress against each drawing"

    and up popped this

    faculty.kfupm.edu.sa/MGM/bubshait/.../cost%20control.doc

    It seems that Mr Samer Nasr is a blatant plagiarist.

    I have terefore deleted his thread.

    Best regards

    Mike T.

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