Typical Office Procedure:
- A
submittal comes in for review
- The
Architect reviews it and accepts/rejects it
- We
fill out the paperwork
- We
keep one copy and send the rest back to the client, both electronically and
physically
However, there’s been so many changes of key
personnel on this particular job that the current person in charge asked us to
give him a copy of everything that’s been done so far.
So, I spent two days making copies and
organizing them so that they are all in the same order as our originals are.
Then I made file folders for them (I even made rainbows using
red-orange-yellow-green-blue file folders, alternating in that order until I got
to the end of the submittals) with labels and everything, and put them into a
Banker’s Box.
That was last week.
This week, he wants us
to send him a copy (both electronically AGAIN [for like the third time] and
physically) of the form that states what the status of each submittal is. So I have
to go back through every submittal I just put away – unstaple everything – copy
the top sheet – then restaple everything back together again.
So now – somewhere over there across town,
they have close to 4 complete sets of every submittal (going on 42 of them so
far) that has to do with this project.
Oy.
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