As-Built Drawing made according to conditions that occur in the field, and have adopted all changes during the construction process.

As-Built Drawings made by architects and/or consultants show various project components such as location, dimensions, and other measurements.

This image is very much needed in the application for the Function Feasibility Certificate (SLF), because it is a document that must be included in the application process.

There are several things that must be considered when making As-Built Drawing, namely:

1. Modification description
2. Modification date
3. Clear and straightforward corrections
4. Color coded items added or removed
5. The image scale is no different from the previous design drawing
6. Include images and attachments for future

Built Drawing Content Terms

While the general provisions in processing the content of the final recorded image are as follows:

1. Built Drawings are obtained from shop drawings that contain various changes during the work implementation process, and have been verified
2. If during the construction development process there are no changes, or it is in accordance with the working drawings, then the shop drawings can be used as the final recording image.
3. The final recorded image is processed completely, clearly, and in detail. So, the image must consist of a longitudinal section, a cross section of the location map, layout, details, along with dimensions and dimensions clearly, and other necessary data.

Built Drawing Equipment

Completely, Built Drawing must have content consisting of:

1. Real pictures or real building plans
2. The picture shows the building and the finishing materials
3. Image of building pieces
4. Drawings of roof plans, frames, and roof covering materials.
5. Drawing of openings (position and size of windows and doors in detail for each room).
6. floor plan design, floor covering material along with its brand, size, paint code, with sub-contractors working on it.
7. Clean water plans, usually made by sub-contractors that show the flow of clean water distribution.
8. A floor plan of dirty water and sewage, which explains the entire position of the control tub; septic tank-infiltration and drainage pipes for rainwater, dirty water, and sewage from the bathroom; dirty water from the kitchen and pantry. This floor plan is also often equipped with the position and size of the pipe, the type, including the brand.
9. Electrical drawings made by sub-contractors showing electricity distribution lines/lines. This electrical plan drawing is usually accompanied by a description of the type of cable used, size, measured positions of lamps, types of lamps, sockets, switches, and others, which are deemed necessary.
10. Drawings of building structures supported by product guarantees, operation manuals, names of sub-contractors accompanied by photos of documentation
11. Detailed supporting drawings, including:

• Picture of kitchen/ pantry
• Building facade drawing
• Pictures of the ceiling/ceiling cut and the type of cornice
• Pictures of stair railings, voids, balconies, and fences
• Bathroom pictures
• Picture of control tub and septic tank-infiltration

The process of making this As-Built Drawing uses software assistance, while the finalization of the final recorded drawing can be processed during the construction period and during the warranty period before the deadline for submission. (*)