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RediCheck Interdisciplinary Coordination
This book offers a systematic approach to one of the design profession's most serious problems: a lack of coordination between disciplines. Includes 74 pages in a loose leaf binder with over 40 illustrations.
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Table of Contents
Part A - RediCheck
- Definition and Benefits of RediCheck
- RediCheck in Your Firm
- Performing the RediCheck Review
Part B - Interdisciplinary Checklists
- Civil Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Structural Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Architectural Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Mechanical/Plumbing Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Electrical Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Kitchen/Dietary Interdisciplinary Checklist
- Specifications Checklist
- Consolidated RediCheck Checklist
Part C - Concepts and Exercises
- RediCheck Concepts to Improve the Quality of Documents
- RediCheck Exercises and Answers
About the Author
William T. Nigro, AIA, is the originator of the RediCheck System. RediCheck is in wide use by the United States
Navy and is included in handbooks or guidelines to practice published by the American Consulting Engineers Council
and the American Institute of Architects. Bill is retired from the Civil Engineer Corps of the United States Navy
where he was Course Director for Design Contract Management, a course that prepared government personnel for the effective
management of architect/engineer contracts. He is a registered architect in the state of Florida and has conducted many
quality assurance seminars for the American Institute of Architects, Clemson University, University of Wisconsin,
private A/E firms, and the government. He resides in Peachtree City, GA, where he is the owner of The RediCheck
Firm, which specializes in quality assurance reviews and training. The RediCheck Firm has performed reviews on over $8
billion worth of construction over the last twenty-three years, and has provided RediCheck training for over
8,000 architects and engineers.
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