Mechanical services share space with structure, electrical work, finishes and equipment access. Early coordination of routes and interfaces gives project teams a chance to resolve questions before installation reaches the site.
Identify interfaces early
Review service routes, equipment locations, openings and future access during coordination. Track revisions against approved drawings and contract responsibilities.
Align execution and handover
The project sequence should account for installation order, trade access and time for checks and commissioning. Recording decisions and open items makes follow-up clearer across the team.
Coordinate routes and interfaces early
Review pipe routes, equipment positions, openings, electrical interfaces and future access with the relevant project teams. Base decisions on current approved documents and record the person responsible for each follow-up item.
Keep the sequence visible
A shared sequence helps teams understand when installation, checks and commissioning are planned and what access is needed. Update the coordination record when drawings or site conditions change.
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