Revision callups

Hi all,

we currently have gotten a new civil manager at my place of employment.

when we issue drawings we do so like this:

1,2,3,etc for pre construction issues

then

a,b,c,etc for construction issues.

from my experience been like this, we looked around seems 50/50 as the way i showed or swap it around so numbers for construction and letters for pre construction.

new manager says he never seen it the way we do.

so really just interested to see how others issue drawings....

thanks.

PA, PB, PC prelim

A B C tender

0 1 2 Issued for construction

I am sure lots of variations.

I've not seen it done like that before.

Keep it simple.

Revision A, B, C, D, E, F, G.... etc

If you ever get to the end of the alphabet then you are doing something seriously wrong.

e.g.

Rev A - Issued for review

Rev B - Issued to Council for approval

Rev C - Council amendments & reissued for approval

Rev D - Issued for tender

Rev E - Stormwater line 16 modified

Rev F - Issued for construction

Rev G - Additional setout info added

Rev H - Work as executed survey

ok it seems to be more of a company based standard then any type of industry based standard.

thanks.

We use just one numerical sequence.

yep what i thought, thats 4 ways for 4 people so pretty much what ever the company comes up with, well seeing its my drafting standard it stays the way it is....