1. Rationale
Prepare for the next re-approval ballot of year 2014 by: -- researching the needs of users and their work-arounds and seeking their input for change -- editing the existing classification to meet the approved UNIFORMAT II Guidleines -- incorporating the completed generic UNIFORMAT II faniliy text changes and keyword designators noted bwlow as being complete. Preparation for consistency in UNIFORMAT II Elemental Classifications text. To review and edit the initial sections (Scope, Referenced Documents, Terminology, Significance and Use) of E1557 UNIFORMAT II to arrive at a consensus for a generic text that can be applied to all standards in the proposed upcoming UNIFORMAT II suite of elemental classifications. To rationalise and clarify the content of Section 8 Keywords to ensure consistency in application and arrive at a generic base list of keywords for use in all standards in the proposed upcoming UNIFORMAT II suite of elemental classifications. Presently keyword searches do not arrive at a consistent listing of appropriate and connected elemental and estimating standards. THIS WORK HAS NOW BEEN COMPLETED WITHIN E06.81 UNIFORMAT II TASK GROUP (and incorporated into the E2103 Bridge class revising) SO CONSEQUENTLY THIS PART OF WK ITEM IS WITHDRAWN
Keywords
building assemblies; building economics; building elemental format; building elements; building functional elements; building systems classification; cost estimation; cost planning; design economics; economic analysis; economic evaluation; elemental building classification; elemental/systems specifications; facilities planning; life-cycle costing; master schedules; outline specifications; risk analysis; standard classification of building systems; UNIFORMAT; value engineering; Building design and construction; Building economics; Building systems classification; Classification (standards)--building materials/constructions; Cost analysis (of building constructions); Elemental building classification; Elemental/systems specifications; Facilities; Master schedules; Outline specifications; Risk analysis--buildings; Sitework; UNIFORMAT; Value engineering;
Citing ASTM Standards
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