The RFI In Construction: What It Is, What It's For & 7 Key Best Practices [Free Template]

In this video, we're defining what an RFI - or Request For Information - is used for in construction, why RFIs are important and 7 best practices for drafting and submitting them. ------------------------- 📁Download Our Free RFI Template For Excel: https://solvepmproblems.com/construct... -------------------------- 🎨Text Slide Illustrations Created With Canva Pro - Try It Free For 30 Days! ➡️https://partner.canva.com/SolvePMProb... ----------------------------- 📚Main: https://solvepmproblems.com​ 🆕For Beginners: https://solvepmproblems.com/start-here​ 🆓Resources & Free Downloads: https://solvepmproblems.com/resources​ 🎁Gift Ideas For Professionals: https://solvepmproblems.com/gift-ideas​ 👷My Review Of OSHACampus Online Training: https://solvepmproblems.com/OnlineOSHA30 🔟Top 10 Work Boots For 2021: https://solvepmproblems.com/top-10-bo... ⚙️Useful Construction Gadgets: https://solvepmproblems.com/jobsite-g... 🎵Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free... -------------------------- Managing a construction project requires great attention to detail, an immense amount of coordination and a clear understanding of what the project requires. In fact, the physical construction is the last thing to take place – all projects start on paper first, in the form of design documents like drawings and specifications. So what happens when a contractor has a question before a project begins or while it’s underway? It’s not quite as simple as calling up an Architect or Engineer and asking. Questions about design details or construction intent must be formalized in writing, as does the response. That’s where the RFI comes into play. Let’s talk about what RFI’s are, what they’re used for and some best practices for utilizing them. But first, be sure to subscribe to our channel and hit that notification bell to be notified when we add new videos. Click the link below to view the full article on our website, where we talk about project management, construction management and common workplace experiences. What Is An RFI? RFI stands for Request For Information. These requests serve as official record of a question being asked, and the answer becomes part of official project documentation, just like what’s shown on a drawing or written in other documents. Let’s explore the details of submitting RFIs and 7 construction RFI best practices!