“If you want to provide a really good quality product, you have to make sure that everybody is on the same page,” he adds. “That’s our aim and that can mean going above and beyond sometimes. That includes sometimes going on site to build mock-ups with the trade or the site supervisor. That’s something we’ve started doing this year, and we’ve found it to be really beneficial.” “To assume that someone is going to read your drawings and interpret them 100 % correctly every time, you’re setting yourself up for disappointment,” he adds. “It’s not going to happen. It doesn’t matter how good a draftsperson you are or how many three-dimensional details you provide. Nothing compares to getting out there with the trade and standing there with them. That really gives you a good connection and it can actually alleviate a lot of issues down the line.” THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA
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