PROJECT PROCESSES
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The processes that a project goes through on the
road to completion are constantly being revised and renewed. This
being the case one part of those processes, on an in-house level,
will always be the same. That is the process of initial data
gathering and organizing and the construction of working drawings.
Once the determination to do a job "in-house" has been made, a request for additional information gathering should be made to the Supervisor for CADD/GIS section. This generally will include verified drawings of the project area and any other facility information necessary for design. Once this request is made a reasonable need date will be agreed upon between the supervisor and the project manager. The project will then be assigned a draftsperson and all additional requirements should be coordinated through the assigned draftsperson and/or the supervisor. Once the initial data is collected the drawings, etc. will be turned over to the project manager and any additional work should be coordinated through the Supervisor for CADD/GIS. This process accomplishes two goals: to free up the project manager to allow him/her to go on with the design work necessary and to allow for the consistent and proper construction of CADD datasets |