Project Management · Document Control

Drawing Log

Maintain a current drawing register by discipline with revision identifiers, issue purpose and transmittal references. Make superseded drawings visible so crews can confirm the approved revision before work starts.

Drawing Log - template preview

What's included

  • Drawing and discipline register
  • Revision and issue dates
  • Transmittal references
  • Current or superseded status

Quick answer

Drawing Log: Track drawing numbers, revisions, issue dates and distribution status. Its format is Excel. It is for Project Engineer, Project Manager, Superintendent. It includes Drawing and discipline register; Revision and issue dates; Transmittal references; Current or superseded status. It is a free download from Construction Logs.

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Quick summary

What it is
Track drawing numbers, revisions, issue dates and distribution status.
Best for
Project Engineer, Project Manager, Superintendent
Format
Excel
Price
Free ($0.00)
Pillar
Project Management

Template columns

Drawing #TitleDisciplineRevisionIssue DateReceived DateIssue PurposeTransmittal #Distributed ToStatusSuperseded ByNotes
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FAQ

What is the purpose of a drawing log?

It identifies the drawings received and their revisions so the team can track the current project document set.

Should superseded drawings be deleted?

Follow the project's document retention procedure. Mark superseded versions clearly and preserve the revision history where required.

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