Construction information encompasses all data related to building projects, from initial designs and regulations to ongoing management, safety, and final project closeout. Key types include construction documents (drawings, schedules, reports), technical data (material specifications, building standards), and project management information (budgets, timelines, equipment usage). This data is managed using construction information systems and collected throughout the project lifecycle, which typically involves design, pre-construction, procurement, construction, commissioning.
Types of Construction Information
Design Information: Architectural drawings, specifications, structural details, and building codes are created in the design phase. Documentation: Essential documents like bidding documents, safety reports, work orders, and certificates of insurance are part of the information gathered. Technical Data: This includes building standards, approved documents for building regulations, and suppliers’ catalogs providing details on materials and equipment. Project Management Data: Information on project progress, budgets, equipment utilization, and historical performance data are crucial for planning and analysis. Safety Information: Data on accidents, safety reports, and protocols are vital for managing hazardous construction environments. y to users using you not I or we.
