BS 7000-4:2013

Foreword
0 Introduction
Section 1 - General
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
Section 2 - Framework for design management
4 General
5 Formation and management of the design team
6 Responsibilities
7 Establishing the brief
8 Project plan
9 Process plan
10 Programming
11 Classification
12 Project communications
13 Costs to the client/employer
Section 3 - Design resource management
14 Staff resource
15 Innovation and value management (VM)
16 Technical information
17 Manual, CAD and BIM production
18 Records management
19 Technical equipment
20 Procuring design, surveying and other related services
21 Extracting data requirements
22 Intellectual property and copyright
Section 4: Design process management
23 General
24 Pre-commission review
25 Design brief
26 Design stages
27 Progress validation
28 Design data control
29 Design during construction
30 Monitoring during construction
31 Testing
32 Completion
33 Post occupancy
34 Design management appraisal
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Provides guidance on management of the construction design process at all levels, for all organizations and for all types of construction projects.

This part of BS7000 gives guidance on management of the construction design process at all levels, for all organizations and for all types of construction projects. The guidance given is applicable to purpose-built constructions, equipment and components. It is intended for those who work in and with the construction industry, particularly designers and those managing design. Where general management principles are given, they may be adapted to suit any size of design organization or construction project. The guidance given is applicable to management of design activities throughout the life-cycle of a construction project, and the principles of the facilities management function.

This part of BS7000 makes reference to, but does not cover activities prior to client/employer initiation of a project or factors considered by clients/employers when selecting the most appropriate form of construction procurement.

NOTE1 Guidance on the design of manufactured products and services is given in BS7000‑2 and BS7000‑3 respectively.

NOTE2 This part of BS7000 complements BSENISO9001.