Sections of design documentation. Composition of project documentation and design

Let's consider all stages of the project in order:

• Stage 2 - PD. Project documentation

Stage 1 - PP. Pre-project studies (Draft design)

At this stage, the concept of the future object is being developed, the main technical and economic characteristics are being determined. The sketch determines the landing of the object on the ground, its volumetric-spatial solution, and the structural scheme. Also at this stage, the main engineering loads for water, heat and electricity, the so-called. load calculation.

Development Stage "PP" is not mandatory, but helps to save time and money in further design.

Stage 2 - PD. Project documentation

Unlike the draft Stage "Project"(“PD” or simply “P”) is mandatory and subject to approval by state executive authorities. Based on the results of the approval of the Stage "Project", a permit for the construction of the facility is issued. The composition and content of this stage is regulated by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 87 of February 16, 2008. Of course, the composition will be individual for each project, but we will try to compile the most complete list of all possible sections and subsections of the “PD” Stage:

Stage 3 - RD. working documentation

Stage "RD" first of all, builders need it, since it develops design solutions in the most complete and detailed way, which were only indicated in the “PD” Stage. Unlike "P", "Working" includes drawings of nodes, axonometric diagrams and profiles of engineering networks, specifications, etc. On the other hand, at the working stage, the documentation loses some sections, the completeness of which was exhausted at the design stage (for example , POS, OOS, KEO, ITM GOiChS, etc.). As in Stage "P", the composition of the "RD" will be individual for each project, but we will try to compile the most complete list of all possible sections of the Stage "Working documentation":

GOST R 21.1101-2013 Project documentation system:

4.2. working documentation
4.2.1. The composition of the working documentation transferred to the customer includes:
- working drawings intended for the production of construction and installation works;
- attached documents developed in addition to the working drawings of the main set.
4.2.2. The composition of the main sets of working drawings includes general data on working drawings, drawings and diagrams provided for by the relevant standards of the Design Documentation System for Construction (hereinafter referred to as SPDS).
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4.2.6. The attached documents include:
- working documentation for building products;
- sketch drawings of general views of non-standard products, performed in accordance with GOST 21.114;
- specification of equipment, products and materials, carried out in accordance with GOST 21.110;
- Questionnaires and dimensional drawings, performed in accordance with the data of equipment manufacturers;
- local estimate according to the forms;
- other documents stipulated by the relevant SPDS standards.
The specific composition of the attached documents and the need for their implementation are established by the relevant SPDS standards and the design assignment.
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4.2.8. In working drawings, it is allowed to use standard building structures, products and assemblies by referring to documents containing working drawings of these structures and products. Reference documents include:
- drawings of typical structures, products and assemblies;
- standards, which include drawings intended for the manufacture of products.
Reference documents are not included in the working documentation transferred to the customer. The design organization, if necessary, transfers them to the customer under a separate agreement.

SNiP 11-01-95 Composition of working documentation:

5.1. The composition of the working documentation for the construction of enterprises, buildings and structures is determined by the relevant state standards of the SPDS and is specified by the customer and the designer in the design agreement (contract).

5.2. State, industry and republican standards, as well as drawings of typical structures, products and assemblies, to which there are references in the working drawings, are not part of the working documentation and can be transferred by the designer to the customer, if it is stipulated in the contract.

A selection of the most important documents on request The composition of the working documentation(legal acts, forms, articles, expert advice and much more).

Regulations: Composition of working documentation

4. In order to implement the architectural, technical and technological solutions contained in the design documentation for the capital construction object during the construction process, working documentation is developed, consisting of documents in text form, working drawings, specifications of equipment and products.

4.2.1. The composition of the working documentation transferred to the customer includes:

Articles, comments, answers to questions: Composition of working documentation

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The main requirements for the procedure for registration and composition of working documentation are contained in GOST R 21.1101-2013 "Project documentation system for construction (SPDS). Basic requirements for design and working documentation". Also, the design documentation must contain requirements that must be taken into account in the working documentation developed on the basis of the design documentation in connection with the accepted methods for erecting building structures and installing equipment. At the same time, the volume, composition and content of the working documentation should be determined by the customer (developer), depending on the degree of detail of the solutions contained in the design documentation, and indicated in the design task.

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The issues of the procedure for the formation of auditor's documents, their formation at various stages of the audit, the problems of collecting information and its analysis are devoted to the work of many foreign and domestic scientists and practitioners: E.A. Arens, J.K. Lobbek, V.I. Podolsky, M.V. Melnik, S.V. Kozmenkova. According to E.A. Ahrens and J.K. Lobbeck, working papers are records in which the auditor records the procedures used, tests, information received and relevant conclusions made during the audit. Working papers should be drafted in such a way as to meet the circumstances of a particular audit and the needs of the auditor during its implementation. As a consequence of the fact that working papers are an official part of the review, they should be subject to minimum requirements for the information contained in them and the format of presentation. The composition of the working papers of the auditor determine the scope and quality of the audit. Drawing up working documents and systematization of information in them are carried out during planning, conducting an audit and at its final stage in order to record the progress of the audit and the evidence obtained in order to confirm the auditor's opinion.

Elena, good afternoon!

I will answer all your questions in one message.

The text part of section 5.7 contains, according to the composition of the project documentation:

a) information about the production program ....;

b) justification of the need for the main types ...;

c) description of the sources of raw materials and ...;

d) description of the requirements for parameters and quality characteristics ...; etc.

How to arrange the content in accordance with paragraph 8.6?

The volume also includes the composition of the project and the graphic part.

Not very clear about "section 5.7". Apparently "subsection"

I already wrote that in SPDS, unfortunately, different concepts are called by the same word. That word is content. These two concepts are constantly confused. You are in your question too.

1) The content (table of contents) of the text part is carried out in accordance with clause 4.1.11 of GOST 2.105-95. This content (table of contents) includes numbers (designations) and headings of sections, subsections, paragraphs (if they have headings) and applications, indicating the numbers of sheets (pages) from which the corresponding structural elements of the text part begin. It is placed on the first sheets of a text document. Usually it is formed automatically from the headings of sections, subsections and appendices;

2) In accordance with clause 8.6 of GOST R 21.1101-2009 (2013), the contents of the volume are fulfilled - a separate document with an independent designation in accordance with clause 8.6 (in GOST 2.105-95, a similar document is called an "inventory"). These two contents do not need to be mixed and combined. In GOST 2.105-95, the content of the test document and the "inventory" are also not combined.

Should the reporting technical documentation based on the results of engineering surveys be included in the design documentation? For example, in volume 12 "other documentation"?

Engineering Survey Documentation is not a design document and therefore cannot be in section 12 "Other Documentation".

This documentation is carried out before the preparation of project documentation on the basis of a separate assignment and is the initial data for design.

According to paragraph 11 of PP 87, the results of the survey "should be attached to the explanatory note in full." By "explanatory note" is meant Section 1.

How it is "applied" - this question should be asked to the authors of Resolution No. 87.

Naturally, this documentation does not need to be reissued and redesignated (as applications).

How is non-continuous numbering of sheets within a volume carried out? the content, composition of the project have their own numbering in the title block, starting from the first page? The text part in the main inscription begins with the second, the first - the title?

Through, very simply, in accordance with paragraph 8.5 of GOST 21.1101 - in the upper right corner, starting with the number 2 after the title page of the volume, regardless of the designations of documents and the numbering of sheets of these documents. Just "how many physical sheets are in this volume".

Just don't ask me - "who invented it and why is it needed?" I dont know.

O "blind" numbering is also written in clause 8.5:

“In addition, text and graphic documents included in the volume (album) and having an independent designation must have sequential numbering of sheets within the document with one designation in the title block or in the header (in accordance with 4.1.8)” .

In accordance with clause 4.1.4 in the volume, after the title page, there should be “contents of the volume”.

On the first sheet of this document in the column "Sheet" there should be the number 1 (if the content is on one sheet - the number 1 in the column "Sheets").

The first page of the text part must also have the number 1, since the title page of the volume is not the title page of the text part. On this first sheet (and subsequent ones, if necessary), the content of the text part is placed.

Is it necessary to frame through numbering with a 10x7 rectangle, as shown in Figure H.1, on text and graphic documents? Or are these approximate dimensions and therefore dotted lines?

These rooms are framed subject to availability. If the text part is performed without main inscriptions and frames, then frames are not needed for additional through numbering.

Is it necessary to indicate in the title block the total number of sheets of the entire volume? And if so, on what sheet?

No need.

For example, the designation of the document, 357-IOS5.7 - then,

composition of the project 357-IOS5.7-SP

text part 357-IOS5.7

applications 357-IOS5.7?

Or do the text parts and applications also need to be indexed? Should an application have a Form 5 title page? Or are all sheets made in form 6 and are a continuation of the text part?

See the answer in the sample content in question 1.

The number 5 (if this is the section number) is not written in the designation (if according to the standard). After the letter code of the section, the number of the subsection is written.

And one more question - according to clause 8.6, the last paragraph - “in column 5 of the main inscription indicate “Contents of Volume No.” ...”. What should be indicated in column 5 of the main inscription of the project? - "Composition of the project"?

"Composition of project documentation" - not "Composition of the project".

That is what these documents are called. They do not circulate separately from the volume - they are always in the bound volume. Everything else is on the cover and title page.

And what should be indicated on the title page of the text part in column 5? The full name of the document looks like this: “Section 5. Information about engineering equipment, engineering networks, a list of engineering and technical measures, the content of technological solutions Subsection 7. Technological solutions Part 2. Boiler room”. Really all this name needs to be written down in this column?

No. Only "Text part". Everything else is written on the cover and title page of the volume.

When performing the text part without main inscriptions and frames, all this information can be in the headers and footers of each of the sheets - if you see fit.

In this regard, one more question - on Appendix C (composition of project documentation), in the column "Name" it is also required "the name of the document (volume) in exact accordance with the name indicated on its title page." Those. as part of the project for section 5, each subsection, you need to rewrite the phrase "Section 5. Information about engineering equipment, ... .." as many times as the section contains subsections, parts (books) ...? in my case - 8 times ...

The name of the document is “Composition of the design documentation”. This is a separate document with its own designation and it the same for any volume. This is not part of the design documentation section 5.