Knowledge base
A model, a publication, an IFC file: everyone at the office knows what that is, on the floor you just get it passed on to you. Here we explain what is in such a file, what is not, and what you can do with it at a workstation or on site.
We write it the way we would explain it to a site foreman ourselves: concrete, without figures we cannot back up, and honest about what the technology does not solve. What we do not know here, we do not write down either.
A step-by-step plan to replace paper on the shop floor with a screen, from one workstation to the first dimensions taken.
What a published Vertex BD project contains, why versions matter, and what a team at the workstation actually does with it.
What you still need on site without a signal, what can safely wait, and which arrangements between drawing office and team that takes.
What a tablet for drawings on site has to handle: readability, controls, durability, battery, screen size and management.
Five terms, a few habits and the arrangements you need to read a 3D model at the workstation, without any drawing experience.
What IFC is, what such a file holds, what is often missing, and what to check when you receive or export one.
Why rework costs from outdated drawings do not start on the shop floor but become visible there, and which signals to spot in time.
Why a printed sheet never answers every question at the workbench, and what changes when the model itself sits at the workstation.
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