Effective document control and clear information management are an increasingly important part of successful project delivery. At Derry Ltd, we use digital tools to help our engineers, supervisors and site teams quickly verify that they are working from the latest approved drawing revisions.
One of the tools supporting this process is ReviCheck for Revit, which provides a simple and effective way to check drawing information on site. By embedding a QR code within each drawing, ReviCheck enables project teams to scan and instantly access the most up-to-date information, providing a quick and convenient way to verify that the drawing being used is the correct revision, helping to reduce the risk of superseded information being used during construction.
This approach also supports Derry Ltd’s ISO 19650-aligned information management processes, improving traceability and strengthening document control throughout the construction phase. With information readily accessible, teams can work with greater confidence that they are making decisions based on the latest approved information.
Digital solutions such as ReviCheck also support better collaboration between the different teams involved in a project by making drawing information easier to access and verify. Potential issues can be identified much earlier, helping to minimise disruption and reduce the likelihood of avoidable rework.
For Derry Ltd the use of technology is not about adding complexity to the construction process, it’s about finding practical ways to improve how information is managed and shared, while supporting our teams in delivering projects safely, efficiently and to a high standard.
Derry Ltd continues to strengthen document control across its projects and ReviCheck is a digital construction technology resource that can provide greater confidence on site and ensure teams are always working from the latest information.
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