Engineering Downloads
Request the specification forms, checklists, or drawing templates appropriate to the product, drawing stage, and intended use. Confirm the document scope and revision date before use.
Project documents
Download a checklist or request project files
Start with the general input checklist. Specifications and review documents are provided according to the product, revision, and project scope.
Graphic-overlay artwork checklist
Confirm the applicable scope and revision
Request document →Supplier review information
Confirm the applicable scope and revision
Request document →Files and revisions
Confirm the intended use before requesting a document
Specifications, checklists, and drawing templates vary by product and project stage, so the revision should be checked before use.
How do we request the specification or checklist that fits the current project?
State the product type, drawing stage, and intended use. We can then identify the appropriate document type and revision so a general template is not mistaken for the current project specification.
What should we provide when requesting a template or checklist?
State the product type, project stage, drawings already available, and intended use of the document. For an audit or acceptance activity, also identify the project and revision need.
How do we confirm that a file applies to the current project?
Check the document name, revision, date, product scope, and completion instructions, then align it with the current drawing and approval checklist.
What should happen when a document is revised?
Keep the old and new revisions and the reason for change in the project record, identify the current released revision, and prevent production, inspection, or communication from continuing with the obsolete file.
Project RFQ
Send a drawing—or begin with the equipment use
Artwork, enclosure dimensions, sample photos, or a question list can all start the engineering review.