REINFORCEMENT REVIEW
Bring rebar shop drawings and structural design requirements together. Investigate reinforcement piece by piece, record decisions and keep corrections connected to their source.
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Footing, wall and slab reinforcement requirements can sit across plans, schedules, sections, general notes and specifications. Select the applicable design PDFs alongside the rebar submission and supporting sources. Trace keeps the chosen package together so the reviewer can investigate a bar mark with its location and governing source in view.
Use the piece investigation workspace to compare required and submitted values for bar marks. Inspect potential differences in bar size, spacing and other documented reinforcement requirements. A footing bar mark that shows #4 where the selected source calls for #5 becomes a focused review item. Proposed matches remain available for the engineer to verify.
A question about a lap splice or an incomplete callout needs a clear place in the review. Open the cited source, compare it with the submitted page and record whether the available evidence supports a match, a discrepancy or further review. Distinct proposed and engineer-confirmed states help keep your decisions clear as you work through the package.
Place notes and leaders on the working drawing, preserve the original PDF and export the reviewed package. Record correction evidence as revised submittals arrive. Keep the bar mark, source requirement and review history connected so you can return to an earlier issue and inspect what changed before recording the next decision.
Yes. A review can include a primary reference, supporting design sources and additional submitted PDFs. Select the documents that apply to the reinforcement package, then inspect each finding and its cited evidence before recording your review decisions.
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