Jason reveals the system that achieved zero roughin rework after drywall at his research laboratory. After ripping out 20 to 30% of inwall roughin at the cancer center because of coordination failures, he developed room kitting, a prefabrication approach where every wall gets coordinated in Revit, reviewed by end users, pre-cut, and delivered in blue bins with laminated drawings that get screwed to the wall for framing, roughin, and inspections. Electricians stop guessing with four different drawing sets, inspectors sign off on the wall drawings, and asbuilts write themselves.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• The problem: Cancer center had 20 to 30% roughin rework, electricians guessing with multiple drawing sets
• Room kitting process: BIM creates cut sections, trade partners mark dimensions in Blue Beam, page flip with designers and end users
• Pre-cut delivery system: Parts come in blue bins with barcode, bill of materials, and room drawings ready to install
• Wall drawings: Laminated 11x17 screwed to wall, used for framing, roughin, inspections, then archived for asbuilts

Research lab results: Zero roughin rework after drywall in complex laboratory, inspectors love the system

The current condition is electricians go out with four different drawing sets, guess at best, put it in wrong, and even if it's right it's still not where the user wants it.

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