WORKING DRAWINGS HANDBOOK, Fourth Edition

Working Drawings Handbook

and in a loose leaf format so that sheets may be
removed and inserted easily. A4 is the obvious size,
and5.8illustrates a useful format.

It is strongly recommended that the register be
prepared at the beginning of the working drawing
programme, immediately the approximate list of
required drawings has been identified. Its sequence of
entries, therefore, will be similar to that of the
hypothetical list of drawings and schedules given in
Tables V and VI; that is to say, it will be divided into
general arrangement, assembly, component and
schedule categories, and a single sheet will be given to

each CI/SfB element used. In consequence, there will

be a relatively large number of sheets in the register,

but the advantage will be that the bones of the drawing

structure are laid out for all to see, in strict numerical

sequence, and that if subsequently the need for a

fresh drawing is identified (and the initial identification

is unlikely to be accurate to within 5 per cent) then it

may be entered without disruption either of the

drawing numbering sequence or of the register’s own

page order.

Within this framework the make-up of the individual

register sheet may vary, but the information it should

5.7 A print of the elevation has been used to identify every section through the external walls where the
construction changes