How are YOU using Bluebeam as an engineer?!

Angela Aff · 2024-08-21T17:06:47+00:00

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Let's get this conversation going, everyone!

This is your dedicated space to connect with other engineering professionals using Bluebeam Revu to:

Expand your professional network
Connect and collaborate with peers in your field to share:
- Pain points & find solutions
- Best practices
- Discuss industry trends!

SO…to kick it off… I'm going to nominate a few members to share how they're using Bluebeam Revu. @George Othitis , @Iharned , @Jeff Webb @Jessica Lutz

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Isaac.Harned

As an engineering subcontractor (Test and Balance), our processes may differ from most Engineers, but we do a WIDE variety of functions within Revu:

Color coding ductwork
Labeling and sequencing HVAC systems
Overlays (custom, cannot use overlay function built into Revu do to the creation of a separate file)
Slip Sheeting revisions to a master takeoff set
Creation of custom forms with Room/Grille Layout with form fields to collect data. JavaScript.
1. Import / Export form data and markups year to year for annual verifications
Estimating using counts. Occasional use of Search for symbols and apply count. Legends.
Batch Hyperlinking
Export Table Data
Searching Archived reports
Studio Projects

There's probably more, but those are the major, almost every day kind of items.

Jeff Webb

We use Bluebeam Revu for many different functions, including:

a. Document Management
b. Markup and QAQC
c. Collaboration
d. Some QTO (Quantity Take Off)

We heavily rely on Studio Sessions for deep team collaboration and quality control reviews. Best part of that is we are all on the same page saving Time and 💲! There are so many features in Bluebeam Revu that people need to discover and use!