documents. They are much more important than that. I
also have to believe there is the time and the money
for them to be held to a higher standard design
documents.
I once worked in a firm that implemented a 100% peer
review policy for all documents that left the office
after they issued a drawing for a concrete beam with
no reinforcing in it. I was surprised at how many
mistakes still got through. It's difficult not to
produce documents with mistakes, but it's not ok.
two more cents,
Mark Johnson
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