I could use a little ammo for an upcoming coordination meeting I have on
Monday. We are working on a pretty big school and the HVAC sub (per the
spec) is suppose to be spearheading a set of coordination drawings that all
subs need to agree on and then sigh off on before "any work can be
fabricated or installed". These drawings still have not been completed and
are actually not even close to being done.
Here's where it gets good:
* He has already begun installing his duct and has actually completed
a couple wings. (without the approved coordination drawings)
* He wants to run all his ductwork 8" above ceiling throughout and
says sprinkler pipe needs to run above him, "that's industry standard" !!
* He says he's never heard of ductwork being run through the joist,
it's always the sprinkler lines that run up high. (this is in areas with
ceiling tiles)
I could go on and on but I think you get the point, what I would love to
have is some hard facts/references that I can provide at the meeting so this
doesn't turn into a bigger pissing contest than it already has. I don't dare
release our pipe for fab without the drawings being signed off but in the
mean time he is installing away!
Regards,
<http://www.firstdefensefire.com/>
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