Location
“Level 03 – East Zone” should mean the same place to the supervisor, the reviewer and the meeting. Drawings, zones and models give every record a location the whole project shares.
Level 03 · Calibrated plan
4 zones · 2 pinned recordsThe same zones drive the inspection matrix; scanning QR-A17 on site opens this location’s records.
Who works here
Structures inspection coverage and needs zones that mean the same thing on every package.
Zones drawn once drive the inspection matrix everywhere.
Raises issues at the workface and needs them pinned where they were found.
NCRs and snags land on the plan or the model, not in a text field.
Reviews coordination in context and needs the model beside the records.
IFC models carry record pins, measurements and saved viewpoints.
Upload and calibrate drawings, then draw the zones that structure inspection coverage and package assignment. Each zone-and-stage pairing becomes a record in its own right, carrying its dates, status, sign-off and witness.
IFC models viewed in the browser, with project records pinned to the elements they concern.
QR anchors placed on site open the right location context on a phone at the workface.
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Upload the floor plan and calibrate it so positions on the drawing are positions in the building.
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Draw zones over the plan — the same zones drive the inspection matrix for every package.
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Raise an NCR or a snag against the plan or the IFC model, pinned where it was found.
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Scan the QR anchor in the corridor and see the records for that location, standing in it.
Bring a package name, an ITP or a project specification. We will show how BuildAssure turns it into a controlled project workflow.