Draw Once – Panel Discussion

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April 16, 2019 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Your Inland NW Chapter DBIA is excited to bring you a study on the Lean concept of “Draw Once”. The presentation will highlight the Draw Once approach where in alternative delivery, the ability for consultants and sub-contractors to work on the same model for design and fabrication can save time and reduce errors. Panelists will offer their perspectives on using this methodology for both structural steel design and HVAC design and fabrication processes.
Registration Closes April 9th | Lunch provided at Panel Discussion
Location: McKinstry Building
850 E. Spokane Falls Blvd. #100,
Spokane, WA 99202
Panel Discussion: 11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Member Price: $25 | Non-Members Price: $35 | Students: $5

Eugene Vera – CAD/BIM/Plumbing Detailer

Apollo Mechanical Contractors
Eugene worked in the field in various capacities, including
piping foreman for 12 years. He recently joined the CAD
department focusing on pipe detailing utilizing Autodesk
Revit. This has provided opportunities for shared detailing
effort with the design team and allowing early prefabrication
spools to be produced, reducing the overall project duration.

Jared Norris – Piping Foreman

Apollo Mechanical Contractors

Jared has been a trade partner on many successful
Design-Build Higher Education projects. He is currently
overall superintendent on a health care campus chilled
water plant replacement. Jared is constantly striving to
make his projects LEAN resulting in more production and
less effort.

 

Lee Harrison P.E., S.E. – Principal

Axiom PLLC

Lee’s passion for exploring new and efficient ways of designing
and building structures is disrupting industry norms. His belief in the
power of digital collaboration across all teams to streamline hand-offs
and decrease change orders while increasing speed is the basis for his work.

 

Matt Blake P.E. – Team Manager
Axiom PLLC
Matt leads the integrated steel delivery team for Axiom with
a focus on quality control. He is responsible for all planning
& design and is the technical resource for his team while
also managing project finance, business development and
client relationships.