The time spent faffing around with visio, even for small sites isnt worth it.

If it was the other way round, you'd all be calling me a tight ****, i would be better on site earning than wittling away the hours to come up with some half cocked amatuer attempt a fire drawing.

The time spent faffing around with visio, even for small sites isnt worth it.

If it was the other way round, you'd all be calling me a tight ****, i would be better on site earning than wittling away the hours to come up with some half cocked amatuer attempt a fire drawing.

You just did the first part of a S.W.O.T.

lol.

Im not completly daft jef.

just in different leagues.

I kinda like visio & are using it more & more to knock together simple site plans, it where JW which gave me the idea.

A few mins to sketch a non scale site sketch & cut & paste shapes of one you've done before, the advantage being you've a simple sketch for men to install from or send to Damien to make a proper scaled autocad drawing if needed

We use visio for all site plans and wiring diags etc. Dad used to do them by hand on pre printed plan sheets. Either way works well but changing drawings is easy on visio. We use this for our fire plans too. As you can save files to your db filing cabinet it makes sense. As a side note we only have 1 filing cab left of scannning to do. Anyone want to buy some filing cabs?

What are you all using to produce fire plans? I am trying to find a simple solution.

At the minute I just get someone else to do it for me and get it emailed back and print it out on our plotter, but we are doing more and more fire and would rather save time and do it myself.

I have looked at a few CAD offerings but would like to find the simplest solution.

Gissa job and I`ll do it for free. I use Auto CAD 2011 but just finishing a 3D Auto Cad course at college using 2012