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Types of Drawings in any project:

1. IFC Drawing:
Detailed drawings considered final, issued, and approved by the design team for
construction, reflect precise dimensions, layout, and specifications.
It can used by GCs to execute construction according to the contract, and also serve
as a legal record of the design.

2. Construction Drawings:
These drawings provide an overview of the entire project, its floor plans, elevations,
sections, and site plan.
These documents are used in bidding and early construction stages.

3. Shop Drawing:
Detailed drawings produced by contractors or sub-contractors, illustrating specific
components, systems, or installations according to design.

4. As-Built Drawings:
Drawings created during or after construction that show/reflect the actual conditions
of the project, including any changes or modifications made during construction.

Summary:
i. IFC drawings represent the entire project design.
ii. Shop drawings focus on specific components.
iii. Construction drawings provide an overview.
iv. As-Built drawings capture the final built state.

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Project Management Terminologies:

RFI = Request for Information


CRFI = Contractor Request for Inspection
MIR = Material Inspection Request
IFC = Issue for Construction
EI = Engineer Instruction
SD = Shop Drawing
ASBD = As Built Drawing
JSI = Job Site Instruction
ITP = Inspection Test Plan
PAC = Provisional Acceptance Certificate
FAC = Final Acceptance Certificate
ITL = Independent Testing Laboratory
Cpi = Cost Performance Index
SI = SITE INSTRUCTIONS
TQ = TECHNICAL QUREY
LPO = Local Purchase Order
ITP = Inspection Test Plan
TPI = Third Party Inspection
LOI = Letter of Intent
C.O = Confirmation Order
MAS = Material Approval Submittal
L/C = Letter of Credit
CDC = Current Date Cheque
PDC = Post Dated Cheque
IP = Inspection Plan
TAR = Test Sample Request
WIR = Work Inspection Request
MIV = Material Issue Voucher
SMT = Site Material Requisition
FIN = Field Inspection Notice
ITP = Inspection and Test Plans
P&.ID = Piping and Instrumentation Diagram
NCR = Non-Conformance Report.
RFI = Request for Information.
CL = Check List
TBT = Tool Box Talk
IR = Inspection Request.
MDN = Material Delivery Note.
JSI = Job Site Instructions.
SR = Safety Report.
SOP = Safety Operating Procedures
MSDS = Material Safety Data Sheet
Tr = Transmittal.
TCS = Technical Comparison Sheet.
CCS = Cost Comparison Sheet
QA/QC = Quality Assurance / Quality Control
QS=Quantity Surveyor
BOQ=Bill Of Quantity
LOI=Letter Of Intent
PQP=Project Quality Plan
ITP=Inspection Test Plan
HSEP=Health Safety and Environment Plan
JV=Join Venture
PB=Performance Bond
TB=Tender Bond
CAR=Contractor All Risk
RFMA = Request for Material Approval
RFQ = Request for Quotation
RFV = Request for Variation
VO = Variation Order
SF = Submittal Form
TQ = Technical Query
DSR = Daily Site Report
MOM = Minutes of Meeting
SWI = Site Work Instructions
PMI = Project Manager Instructions
RAS = Request for Alternatives or Substitution
MDC = Material Deliveries Checklist
RFI = Request for Inspection
NCR = Non Conformance Report
SVN = Safety Violation notic

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