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Introduction: | The use of CADD allows me to better coordinate the design of a project at
all phases. By overlaying each discipline's CADD drawings and utilizing 3-D modeling
capabilities, interference problems can be discovered and corrected before the project
begins construction. The sharing of drawing files and information electronically also
increases accuracy and reduces duplication of work, thus saving time and increasing
productivity. |
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Electronic Permitting:
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The traditional method of completing drawings before submission for
permits became obsolete with the 'fast track' approach where in-line review and partial
submissions for permits became the norm. Such accelerated approaches moved in a new
direction, creating a new system of direct, hard-line electronic media interface with the
City's Department of Planning and Development (Building Inspection). With such a system, the City can directly review documents in progress. Information is coded to allow the City sole, protected access to those documents required for their review. The code reviewer is able to note any violations or conflicts directly on the electronic documents for ease of review. This process eliminates the printing, delivery, and distribution time required for hard copy documents until the final, 'official' submission, at which time the necessary hard copy documents are delivered. |
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