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👷‍♀️👨‍💼 Name: Renee

⛏️ My go-to Bluebeam feature is… Measurements and Mark-ups

📷️ A picture of you on the job (picture is optional)

Brad Rasmussen

My go-to feature is: combining documents as sets.

Anthony, my go to feature is takeoffs on municipality work.

👷‍♀️👨‍💼 Name: Mathieu Legare-Boucher

⛏️ My go-to Bluebeam feature is…

The recently opened files tab

My name is Amy and I am a BIM Manager and Technical Designer (Drafter).

My go-to Bluebeam features are: Statuses and the Filter List on the Markups List

Benefits:

• Easily find the outstanding little markups
• Quickly calculate how many outstanding markups are left to pickup
• Allows all team members on the project to see the progress of the markups

 My go-to Bluebeam feature is…

Toolbox features for takeoffs!

What's up gang?!

👷‍♀️👨‍💼 Name: Josh

⛏️ My go-to Bluebeam feature is… EVERYTHING! You can really manipulate Bluebeam to your specific preference from modifying the toolbars around the entire window, if tools are re-used, grid/snap, spelling corrections, auto-fill in the markups list, etc. It is endless! The most utilized for me are:

Tool chest - I am always collecting tools, stamps, or creating tools with snapshots of symbols to convert into a "count" and then creating take off libraries for all electrical systems (site, feeders, branch, telecom, cable tray, grounding, equipment, etc).

Profiles - I manually export backups of everything to a cloud service for my custom columns, preferences, and every tool chest I have created.

Dave Renaldo:

My go-to Bluebeam feature is custom columns for estimating!

My go to Bluebeam feature is creating Bookmarks!

Scott Eddy - I've gotten into Revu and love the customized markup feature that allows me to add columns and drop downs for the values