June 2006
A/E CHECKLIST
TITLE________________________________PROJECT NO. ______________
LOCATION___________________________________DATE ______________
REVIEWED BY ___________________________________________________
ORGANIZATION _________________________________________________
CO-ORDINATION ISSUES
HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING
The reviewer should be aware of following coordination issues that designer is required to meet,
and can find detailed information in the applicable HVAC Design Manual, and the A/E Quality
Alerts. Coordination within HVAC trade and other disciplines is one of the biggest problems
requiring through review.
COMMENTS/
NO.
ITEM
YES/NO/NA
1
Check if the equipment schedules, control and flow diagrams, floor
plans, and details show consistent information, and the information is
coordinated with the contract specifications.*
2
Check if the mechanical equipment rooms have adequate space for
performing maintenance with ease, and adequate number of building
cross-sections are shown establishing adequacy of ceiling and shaft
spaces to fit work of all trades.
3
Review if symbols, notes, and abbreviations are consistent throughout
the contract drawings.*
4
Interdiscipline Coordination: HVAC design must be coordinated with
all other disciplines such as Architectural, Structural, Electrical,
Plumbing, and Site planning
a. Refer to `SCOPE OF HVAC DESIGN' in applicable HVAC Design
Manual for interdiscipline items requiring coordination.
b. Refer to A/E Quality Alerts for repeat errors and omissions items
those VA experiences and must be avoided.
*And compliant with the VA National CAD Standard Application Guide
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