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MEP Documentation

MEP Drawings That Match the Model

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We produce MEP drawing sets from the coordinated model, so layouts, sections and schedules agree with each other and with the building.

 

Typical MEP sets include:

  • System layouts and sections

  • Schematics and riser diagrams

  • Equipment and material schedules

Why MANSYCOM

Since 2006, MANSYCOM has delivered BIM on airports, metro systems, campuses and towers up to 2M sq ft, for clients including L&T, Tata Projects and Kalpataru.

 

Our process follows ISO 19650, PAS 1192, COBie and IFC, so mep documentation fits into the wider project from day one, not as a separate deliverable.

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What You Get

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Every engagement comes with clear, usable deliverables:

  • HVAC, plumbing, electrical and fire layouts

  • Sections at congested areas

  • Schematics and riser diagrams

  • Equipment schedules

  • Combined services drawings

  • PDF and DWG sheets with revisions

How We Work

A clear five-step workflow:

  • 1. Standards: sheets and annotation

  • 2. Model check: confirm coordination

  • 3. Produce: views, tags and schedules

  • 4. Check: QA against engineers' markups

  • 5. Issue and revise

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Tools & Standards

Team Planning Session

We work to open standards and your BIM Execution Plan:

  • Software: Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD, with Navisworks for coordination

  • Standards: ISO 19650, BIMForum LOD and the project's MEP specifications

  • Inputs: design drawings, schematics, equipment data and specifications

  • Outputs: RVT, NWC, IFC, DWG, PDF and XLSX

Where We Use It

Where this service makes the biggest difference:

  • Hospitals, hotels and data-heavy buildings

  • Airports and metro stations

  • High-rise residential and commercial towers

  • Industrial plants and campuses

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Ways to Work With Us

Team Training Session

Start small and scale up. Choose the engagement that fits your project and your team:

  • Sample sheets: a few sheets to your standards

  • Drawing team: sheets produced alongside your engineers

  • Fixed-scope set: a defined drawing list

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions project teams ask us most often:

  • Do you draw schematics? Yes, including risers.

  • Can you produce combined services drawings? Yes.

  • Do you follow our standards? Yes.

  • How are revisions managed? With clouds, logs and transmittals.

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