Requests for information (RFIs) are a common task on a construction project that are often related to something specific shown on the construction drawings. In this video, Jim shows you how to use the tasks feature to attach RFIs directly to the plan sheet so that the entire project team can see the question and answer.
- [Instructor] When all the different trades…get their contracts and they start working…on a construction project,…they ultimately end up with questions.…Some of these questions are handled in a formal process…called a request for information, or RFI.…There's a couple of different ways that you can handle…requests for information from within Fieldwire…to make the process a little more organized…and a little easier, and I'm gonna show you…one of those ways here in this video.…So one way that we can handle RFIs is to go to our Files tab…on the left side of the screen, and if you recall…earlier in the course we created a folder…to house our RFIs, our requests for information.…
So one way to do this is just to simply create the RFI…outside of Fieldwire using the form…that you probably already have for those purposes,…fill that form out, and then upload it…and store it here in the RFI folder.…Let's go ahead and do that.…We'll click on the down arrow next to RFIs,…and we want to go ahead and upload a new file.…We want to select file from our computer,…
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10/7/2020Released
9/27/2018- Creating new projects and adding drawings
- Adding project documents and hyperlinks
- Getting organized with folders
- Creating a strategy to organize your plans
- Two-way synchronizing with Box or Dropbox
- Marking up construction plan sheets
- Adding tasks
- Using the mobile apps
- Closing a project
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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What you need to know2m 33s
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1. Getting Started with Fieldwire
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User profile and settings3m 49s
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Project users and settings4m 39s
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Joining an existing project2m 41s
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2. Setting Up a Project
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Add categories and users3m 49s
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Processing plan sheets5m 24s
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Adding project documents2m 35s
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Adding hyperlinks4m 56s
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Manage locations2m 1s
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Get organized with folders3m 46s
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3. Accessing Building Information Models (BIM) - NEW for 2020
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Adding BIM files to PlanGrid2m 59s
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View BIM metadata5m 35s
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Viewing 3D models on mobile2m 31s
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4. Maintaining the Project
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Two-way sync continued4m 4s
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Filter and view using tags3m 35s
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Inserting plan revisions9m 25s
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Comparing sheets5m 4s
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5. Working on the Project
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Adding measurements6m 7s
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Adding progress photos4m 44s
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Adding tasks to the project5m 46s
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Adding tasks to the plans1m 49s
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Task reports5m 30s
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RFIs3m 23s
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Punch or snag list items5m 41s
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6. Using the Mobile Apps
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Navigating with an iPad4m 13s
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7. Closing the Project
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Export as-built drawings4m 30s
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Export files and photos2m 5s
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Archive or delete2m 31s
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8. New Features
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 13s
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