CMS provides detailed review and interpretation of construction documents with a specific focus on modular constructability and field installation. Our goal is to identify conflicts, missing information, and installation concerns before they become costly problems in the field.
CMS can assist with:
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Architectural Drawing Review — Reviewing layouts, dimensions, elevations, finishes, accessibility requirements, and building interfaces affecting modular installation.
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Structural Drawing Review — Evaluating foundations, bearing points, connections, tie-downs, structural interfaces, and other requirements affecting module placement.
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Civil & Site Plan Review — Identifying site access, grades, utilities, paving, drainage, crane access, and other conditions that may affect delivery and installation.
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MEP Coordination Review — Evaluating mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection interfaces between modules and site-built systems.
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Modular & Shop Drawing Review — Comparing modular drawings with the overall construction documents to identify discrepancies or coordination concerns.
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Constructability Review — Evaluating whether the project can practically be delivered, staged, rigged, set, connected, and completed as designed.
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Drawing Conflict Identification — Identifying inconsistencies between architectural, structural, civil, MEP, modular, and manufacturer documents.
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RFI Identification & Support — Helping identify issues requiring clarification before they impact fabrication or field operations.
The CMS Advantage:
We review drawings from the perspective of the people who ultimately have to transport, rig, set, connect, and complete the building, helping turn construction documents into an executable field plan.