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Scope Checklists Now Available!

We’re thrilled to release our most significant upgrade yet: Scope Checklists. These checklists replicate the scope sheets typically developed by estimators and project managers, featuring clear, bullet-pointed scope items with direct drawing references attached to each entry. In just 60–90 seconds of load time, you’ll have access to an exhaustive list of scope items that rivals even the most detailed estimators.

 

This breakthrough is the result of years of research focused on overcoming two major challenges in AI: laziness and hallucinations. Our latest model addresses these issues head-on, delivering checklists that are both accurate and exhaustive to create scope lists you can trust with unparalleled accuracy and minimal review time.

 

To demonstrate the improvements of this new upgrade, see the comparison below between ScrubPlan’s previous Scope Summaries and the new, enhanced Scope Checklists.

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Summary: 

The equipment requiring natural gas includes:

   1. Gas-fired water heaters and boilers.

   2. Pool boiler

   3. Gas-fired domestic boilers.

   4. Food service equipment such as ranges, salamander broilers, tilt skillets, fryers, griddles, and charbroilers.  

Example of previous model's Scope Summary for Gas Piping below

Scope Checklist:

Gas Piping Requirements & Locations (with Drawing References):

  • 1/2" Gas Riser Down to Kitchen Cook Line

    • Provide isolation valve, solenoid valve, interconnect to fire alarm and Ansul system

    • Locations: P4.3, P3.7

  • 1/2" Gas Connection to Domestic Gas Boiler

    • Provide solenoid valve (CO monitor/FA system interface), gas cock, union, 6" dirt leg

    • Reference: Detail 13/P6.1, P4.3

  • 1-1/2" Gas Riser Down to Kitchen Cook Line

    • Provide isolation valve, solenoid valve, interconnect to fire alarm and Ansul system

    • Locations: P4.3, P3.7, P3.6, P2.14

  • 1-1/2" Gas Line Through/Up Exterior Wall

    • Pipe penetration below cast stone trim, lockable isolation valve on exterior

    • Locations: P4.3, P2.1A2

  • 1-1/2" Gas Up to Roof

    • Vertical riser to roof

    • Locations: P2.1A2, P2.5, P2.1B

  • 1-1/4" Gas Riser Down to Kitchen Cook Line

    • Provide isolation valve, solenoid valve, interconnect to fire alarm/Ansul, gas pressure regulator (5.0-0.5 PSIG, vented through roof)

    • Reference: Detail 14/P6.1, P4.3, P3.10

  • 1-1/4" Gas to Kitchen Equipment (#31 - Hot Plate)

    • Provide per Detail 13/P6.1

    • Locations: P3.6

  • 3/4" Gas to Kitchen Equipment (#30, #33, #34, #504, #506, #508, #509, #510, #K19, #K20, #K22, #K23, #K24, #K26)

    • Provide per Detail 13/P6.1

    • Locations: P3.6, P3.7, P3.10

  • 3/4" Gas to Pool Boiler (400 CFH)

    • Provide solenoid valve (CO monitor/FA system interface), gas pressure regulator (5.0-0.5 PSIG, vented through roof), gas cock, union, 6" dirt leg

    • Reference: Detail 14/P6.1, P4.3, P3.11

  • 1" Gas to Kitchen Equipment (#503 Fryer, #34 Gas Floor Fryer) & Dryer

    • Provide per Detail 13/P6.1

    • Locations: P3.6, P3.8, P3.10

  • 2" Gas Tap for Future Restaurant Tenant (1500 CFH)

    • Provide lockable isolation valve and cap

    • Locations: P2.1A2

  • 2" Gas Up to Roof

    • Vertical riser to roof

    • Locations: 4 Details, P2.4, P2.6

  • General Gas Piping Requirements

    • Conceal piping in walls unless otherwise noted; use quick-disconnect hoses for equipment (FS-3.2, FS-2.2, FS-1.2)

    • Provide supports per SCFGC T.415.1 (P000, P002)

    • Paint exterior piping with rust inhibitor (P002)

    • All gas pressure regulators individually vented to exterior (P0.2)

    • Provide accessible shut-off valves at each equipment gas inlet (P0.2)

    • Provide necessary offsets/supports, expansion, and firestopping at penetrations (P0.2, P6.1)

    • Coordinate with fire alarm, Ansul, and CO monitoring systems as required (P4.3, P3.13)

    • Comply with NFPA 54 and all applicable codes (P0.2)

    • Reference all gas connection details for specific equipment (P6.1, P3.10, P3.6, P4.3)

  • Civil/Utility Coordination

    • Gas service and meter per civil drawings (C501, C002)

    • Use existing service where indicated; coordinate with utility provider before paving (C501, P0.2)

Note:

  • All installations must follow referenced details and drawings for exact requirements and locations.

  • Coordinate all connections, supports, and terminations per project specifications and code.

Example Scope Checklist for Gas Piping for the same project ran with our new model below

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ScrubPlan's new checklists are capable of making complex scopes of work such as HVAC controls, easily digestible in a short amount of time.  See below checklist for HVAC control point requirements on a sample project.

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Scope Checklist:

HVAC Control Points Requirements & Locations (with Drawing References):

  • General EMCS/BAS Integration

    • Provide BACnet interface cards/controllers for all major HVAC equipment for EMCS integration (scheduling, monitoring, alarms)

      • References: M5.1, M5.2

  • Unit Controls & Interlocks

    • Interlock unit controls with EMCS for scheduling, monitoring, and alarms

      • References: M5.1, M5.2

    • Control point for each contactor as indicated on electrical drawings

      • References: M4.3

  • Pump Monitoring & Control

    • Provide control points for loop water pumps, fire suppression pumps, sump pumps; monitor run status and alarms via EMCS

      • References: M4.3

    • If pump vendor does not provide interface, EMCS to monitor run status, alarm outputs, and trend log all change of state events

      • References: M4.3

  • Fan and Damper Control

    • Provide motorized dampers interlocked with fan operation (damper opens with fan on, closes with fan off)

      • References: M5.2, M6.1

    • Two-position motorized dampers interlocked with manual/automatic exhaust fans

      • References: M4.3, M4.4

  • Kitchen Hood Integration

    • Fans interlocked to run with associated kitchen hood unless shutdown on safeties

      • References: M4.4

  • Space Temperature & Humidity Monitoring

    • EMCS to monitor and alarm space temperature/humidity in IDF/MDF rooms, elevator machine rooms, and other critical spaces

      • References: M4.3

  • Alarms & Trend Logging

    • EMCS to display, trend log, and alarm all monitored points (run status, faults, temperature, humidity, etc.)

      • References: M4.3

  • Other Control Points

    • Provide flow switches, VFD speed/fault monitoring, air filter pressure differential, and supply/return air temperature as control points

      • References: M5.1, M5.2, M4.3

  • Lighting and Utility Integration

    • EMCS to monitor and control lighting circuits and building domestic water meter as indicated

      • References: M4.3

Note:

  • All control points and interlocks must be installed per referenced mechanical and electrical drawings and coordinated with EMCS/BAS provider.

  • All alarms, trend logs, and graphic representations must be available to the owner via the EMCS.

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ScrubPlan’s checklists simplify even the most challenging and complex scopes, making them easy to understand and manage. We also approach the fundamentals with exceptional attention to detail. Below is an example of a scope checklist for a prefabricated metal canopy.

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Scope Checklist: 

  • Metal Canopy System MC-1 required at multiple locations; reference drawings: A2.01, A3.01, A3.02, A4.01, G8.01, S1.01, S302, S0.01.

  • Canopy construction: Aluminum (G8.01, A3.01, A3.02, A2.01).

  • Canopy MC-1 to be attached to new tube steel at architectural screen; provide column supports as indicated (A2.01, A3.01, A3.02, Level 01 Plans).

  • Provide canopy downspouts (typical of 4), connect to storm water pipe/trench drain; refer to civil drawings (A2.01, A3.01, A3.02, Level 01 Plans).

  • Provide metal shroud over top of canopy lights (A3.01, A3.02).

  • Provide painted aluminum columns included with prefabricated canopy system MC-1 (Level 01 Plans).

  • Provide structural pier where canopy column meets grade (Level 01 Plans).

  • Canopy gutter required on all four sides (A4.01).

  • Slotted connection by canopy vendor (A4.01).

  • Manufactured/pre-fabricated canopy and columns; reference architectural and structural drawings (S1.01, S302, S0.01).

  • Finish: Black anodized effect, Tiger Drylac (G8.01).

  • Location: Loading dock canopy (G8.01).

  • Modify existing panels as required for installation of new beam and canopy (A3.01, A3.02).

  • Refer to structural drawings for new HSS tube steel supports and new wall assembly infill (A3.01, A3.02).

  • All work to be coordinated with architectural, structural, and civil drawings as referenced.

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Specification Requirements: 

  • Type: Prefabricated aluminum canopies.

  • Manufacturer: Mapes Canopies (Mapes-R+ Aluminum Canopy).

  • Model: Mapes-R+ Aluminum Canopy, 8" deck, 6" fascia, 4'-0" projection, 1/4:12 slope.

  • Finish: Factory-applied Kynar 500 finish, color selected by Architect.

  • Components:

    • Extruded aluminum decking and fascia.

    • Internal gutter system.

    • Concealed fasteners.

    • Aluminum support brackets, powder coated to match canopy.

  • Installation:

    • Install per manufacturer’s instructions.

    • Secure to structure as indicated on drawings.

    • Provide all necessary hardware and accessories.

  • Performance:

    • Designed for 40 psf live load, 30 psf wind load minimum.

    • Watertight construction.

  • Submittals:

    • Shop drawings, product data, finish samples.

  • Warranty:

    • Minimum 1-year manufacturer’s warranty.

References:

  • Mapes Canopies, Mapes-R+ Aluminum Canopy, as specified in project documents.

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