CONSTRUCTABILITY REVIEW
Building Constructability Review Services in the USA
A constructability review focuses on the review process of the entire construction from beginning to end in the pre-construction stage to manage cost and time overrun, analyze the Biddability, Buildability, and Maintainability of the project, and produce a constructability review report. Our constructability review in the construction process discovers the obstacles like design discrepancies and conflicting input at an early stage. The status of RFIs is maintained for resolving issues during the preconstruction stage. Project managers eliminate work stoppages during construction, reducing delays, errors, and cost overruns before installation. Software for Design Review like Naviswork performs design and constructability review services for early clash detection.
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Building Constructability Review Checklist
When working on construction projects, it is helpful to have a standardized checklist system in place, to streamline the constructability review process. This will help reduce the number of mistakes, inconsistencies, and omissions. Checklists are a valuable means of eliminating oversights and errors, particularly for staff with less experience, and assist minimize the problems associated with last-minute corrections.
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BimZoom is one of the best building constructability review service providers in the USA, incorporating BIM technology. Our architects, engineers, general contractors, landscape architects, interior designers, and CAD drafters work together to provide you with cost-effective constructability assessment reports following the constructability review process.
Constructability Review Benefits
The importance of constructability review in the AEC industry is manifold. Using BIM in Constructability Review can help in:
- Input Challenges like inconsistencies in the input drawings
- Reduces RFI’s and changes orders
- Incomplete Information about Column, beam, duct sizes, grill dimensions, etc
- Dimensioning Errors in plan or section drawing
- Coordination Issues like beam clashing with window, column or beam size mismatch between plan & schedule, floor & beam cut-out missing in the construction drawing
- Maintenance Issues like not adequate space for maintenance inside the shaft
- Cut-out Location Correction
- Design Changes for bar diameter based on Rebar projection
- Drawing Issues like Design mismatch with MEP plan, inadequate space to place a trap, wrong ceiling height, mismatch between architectural & MEP background, the mismatch between cut-outs, stub posts & club, structural beam missing in a plan, parapet wall height mismatch between plan & section drawing, pipe clashing with structure, cable tray clash with duct in basement
- Code Issues like soil pipe in the electrical room