Get your precast project questions ready
Use this checklist to put your drawings, scope, and site questions in one place before the next project conversation.
General planning education. Your project professionals determine the design and construction requirements for your job.
Project form statusDrawings, scope, site conditions, and the questions your team needs to answer.
Bring the job basics
Start with the location, project stage, and documents your team already has.
You can prepare this information without having every design decision settled.
- Name the building use and job location
- List the drawings available and their dates
- Describe where design and pricing stand
- Note the target schedule and unresolved questions
List the scope handoffs
Write down who is carrying each part of the work.
Ask your project team to resolve gaps in the contract documents. Keep open questions attached to the drawing or scope item they affect.
- Building design and precast component design
- Openings and embedded fixtures (embeds)
- Connections
- Delivery and installation
- Adjacent trades
Put site questions on the plan
Use the actual site plan to frame the delivery and installation conversation.
Ask the responsible project professionals what they need to assess access, staging, and lifting. They determine the arrangements for this job.
Use published examples carefully
PCI publishes project profiles you can browse by location, project type, and products used.
These are third-party examples, not a PrecastReady portfolio or evidence that LGS worked on the projects. Use them to frame questions for your team.
- Browse PCI project profiles
Published by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI).
Start with the questions you have
Keep this checklist with your drawings for the next conversation.
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