Field Issue

Definition

A Field Issue encompasses all drawings, structure lists, material lists, procedures, specifications, permits, and other documents detailing how work is to be accomplished on a construction project.

Purpose

The purpose of Field Issues is to provide comprehensive and detailed instructions and documentation to guide the construction process, ensuring that all work is performed according to the design, specifications, and regulatory requirements.

Examples of Use

• Construction Projects: Distributing field issue documents to contractors and workers to guide construction activities.
• Site Management: Using field issue documents to coordinate materials, equipment, and labor on-site.
• Compliance: Ensuring all construction work meets design specifications and regulatory standards through detailed field issues.

Related Terms

• Blueprint: A detailed technical drawing used to guide the construction of a structure.
• Specification: A document that provides detailed descriptions of materials, workmanship, and methods for construction.
• Permit: An official document granting permission to carry out a construction project.

Notes

• Field issue documents must be kept up-to-date and accurately reflect any changes or modifications to the project.
• Clear and thorough field issues help prevent misunderstandings and errors during construction.