The approved instruction, at the installation task.
Give the foreman a direct way to find the applicable detail for the equipment and location they are working on.
Ask by voice or text. Get the approved answer, with its source.
The foreman asks about the equipment tag and location in front of them. The answer comes from the approved task information — not from a general model guessing at electrical work.
- The applicable approved information for that equipment and location.
- The governing drawing revision, so the crew knows which sheet rules.
- A link to the relevant detail, opened from the answer.
- The status of an unresolved engineering question, stated plainly.
Routine questions, not only mismatches
Guidance covers supported questions about approved task information — which revision applies, whether a correction has been approved, where the detail is — including routine questions that have nothing to do with an original finding.
Conflicts and gaps become clarification requests
When documents conflict or information is missing, the workflow does not guess. It tells the foreman what is unresolved and routes a clarification request to the project engineer.
New revisions flag affected tasks
When a new drawing revision is received, the affected task is marked for review and earlier answers that relied on the previous revision are flagged until the engineer confirms what applies.
See the crew workflow
The same SB-01 task, followed from the drawing check to the foreman’s phone.