Tool in preparation
Drawing register & document control
A properly designed drawing register — the sheet every tender pack and every site office needs — built from your project and revision scheme.
What the desk asks
A conversation, not a form
This isn't a form — a desk asks these questions, one at a time, until it has a full brief, then offers to send you the finished document:
- Project name and job number, if you have one
- Roughly how many drawings, and what disciplines?
- Your revision scheme (P1/P2... or A/B/C...), if you already use one
Coming soon — this desk's conversation is being built. It will ask the questions above, the same way every other desk here does.
A one-page drawing register template, formatted and ready to fill in as your set of drawings grows.
This document is generated automatically from the details you enter; no competent or qualified person at Farwinger Limited, trading as Hobfolk, has reviewed it. It is not a design, safety, compliance, customs or legal sign-off, and it does not replace one. You are responsible for checking it against your actual project, the applicable standards and current regulations before you rely on it or issue it to anyone else. Farwinger Limited accepts no liability for loss or damage arising from reliance on it, so far as the law allows.
The department
This tool belongs to the Drawing desk
Drawing
Drawing & visualisation
A dimensioned drawing and a picture of the thing, back before the client has finished thinking about it.
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Real, dated things that went wrong in the businesses this office already runs, and the fix each one produced.
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