You shouldn;t be working around equipment if you don't know what it is?

A little furnace or air conditioner depending upon the water you feed to it!

Lets use this as another question answer. Even though it might not be the best answer

Hey there Ruby - thats extremely high for a commercial slab but regardless a few tips for you: Have your concrete contractor submit a plan on how they intend to achieve the flatness levels prior to...

Here in Vancouver they do not submit them for review to the consultants, in Toronto though they do so not sure?!

We use bluebeam in our office - while it isnt a truely dedicated takeoff software it does offer other functionality that everyone on our team uses regularly.

Small tools is big on ours as well - alot of guards not being on correctly. Slips, trips and falls is probably second.

Similar to Guillan but we have 36 weeks +for anything high voltage.

The answer above pretty much nails it.