Change Submitted Drawings?

[Designer69]

I sent elec drawings to architect who then submitted them.
Afterwards I realized 2 things:

- The circuit numbering shown on the plans won’t work as currently shown. Need a few revisions to the numbering, IE, the electrician will need to move an existing circuit from one breaker to another to create room for 4 breakers in a row for systems furniture. So some rearrangement and change in the numbers shown but no new panels or anything will be required.

- There are 4 wireless access points on the ceiling which I missed. The electrician would normally be provide ceiling JBs with receptacle for these?


Should I immediately contact the architect to make create revisions to the drawings to reflect these changes or are these not significant enough to bother? What is your opinion?


Thank You

 

[tkb]

Sounds like typical drawings we get, with errors and omissions.

 

[Joe Villani]

I agree no big deal with the furniture.

In regards to the WAPs you should verify if the are POE. In that case you wouldn't need a receptacle.

I would expect and RFI on them. Thats one of the first i would write as a foreman.

Just have the make and model ready and circuit number (if needed)

 

[sameguy]

If you don't show it I don't bid it, so an extra.

 

[Designer69]

If you don't show it I don't bid it, so an extra.

Thanks for the responses. Would the rearranging of the circuits also be an extra for you? Looks like the wireless access points are POE so no work there.

 

[sameguy]

Not if from same panel as before only changing numbers.
Been some time since I did any work that we could as-built, but used to change the circuit numbers all the time
to make pipe runs cheaper for us.

 

[Kansas Mountain]

Definitely notify the architect ASAP to issue a revision. Unless the architect is a total jerk, he/she will just be happy you caught that stuff before it becomes a change order.