Know Where Your Scope Collides — Before You Fabricate.
AI plan review surfaces MEP scope conflicts and trade overlaps in the 2D PDF set — so your fab schedule and your margin don’t take the hit at install.
You fabricate to the issued set and trust it’s coordinated. When it isn’t, the collision shows up at install — after you’ve cut steel, and on your dime.
What you’re up against
Three things every MEP sub hears on a job that went sideways.
The set said one thing; the other trade’s set said another. Nobody reconciled them before fab.
When ductwork and structure collide, it’s your crew standing there at install, not the designer.
You’re heads-down on your own scope. Manually chasing overlaps across 200 sheets isn’t happening.
Sources: Navigant Construction Forum, Impact & Control of RFIs on Construction Projects (2013); Navigant Construction Forum, The Impact of Rework on Construction (2012).
Here’s what changes
Same-day review of the issued set
Catch the overlap before you fabricate, while it’s still a redline and not a re-cut.
Severity-rated findings with sheet references
Critical / High / Medium / Low, each cited to the sheet and the discipline pair.
Re-run before each major fab release
Every addendum re-checked, so you fabricate against a clean set every time.
Every discipline, one pass
Each of these is read against every other one — that cross-reference is where the conflicts live. See the finding types that come back, with real examples from the published reports, or read where this is the wrong tool for the job.
Fabricate against a clean set.
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The pre-IFC coordination checklist
50 checks before you issue for construction, ordered by what actually goes wrong — built from 1,516 findings across 34 real plan sets. Comes as an assignable tracker (Excel) with status, owner and due date, plus a printable PDF. No call, no card.