IRC 2000

[jojo]

Does anyone have a comprehensive checklist for code review? One they would like to share?

Thanks, jojo

[Bob Morrison]

You might check with your local building department for the information they will require on the drawings.

[jojo]

It's mainly to help interns get up to speed. I don't know another way to help them stay on top of code. It's little stuff, forgetting safety glass, forget to put a fence around a pool...yadda yadda.

jojo

[3D Peruna]

That's what redlines are for...isn't it?

Best bet would be to put together a list that is based on the common mistakes you see in your office. Review the list regularly and keep it updated. This is probably the most efficient and least overwhelming.

You could even make it part of their training...give them a redline without explaination besides "code issue"--then have them look it up and add it to the list.

[Bob Morrison]

Okay. I get it. Sorry I'm not going to be much help with that.

[P. Fritz]

The best thing is to create one yourself, based on the type of work........the one I made is specifically for the issues that apply to generic commerical office buildings......and gets inserted into the drawings for ach job.