General Information -
(Revised: 10/11/2023)
Order
Options
The Order Options tab is used to identify building
Certifications, Material Certifications and Tests, and Order Information. A
default file can be created to auto-fill this
information. The system defaults are shown.
Certifications:
Standard Specifications
Click
on this box if the Metal Building Manufacturer's Standard Specifications can be
used.
If
this box is not checked, submit, and clearly define the specifications that
must be adhered to on this project.
Letter of Certification
Click
on this box if a Letter of Certification is required.
UL-90 Roof Rating Letter
Click
on this box if a UL 90 Roof Rating Letter is required.
If selected on a job with SSR, the Trim Kits will supply SSR Heavy Clips.
ICC (SSR Heavy Clips)
ICC
is for Ordering Reference Only.
If ICC (SSR Heavy Clips) is selected for an SSR job, the Trim Kits will supply
SSR Heavy Clips.
Pursuing LEED Status
If applicable, indicate if the building is to be LEED-certified.
FM Global Wind Class
This
is for Ordering Reference Only, Design for FM is not automated and will require
a quote/estimate.
If selected for a job with SSR, the Trim Kits will detail for FM and supply SSR
Heavy Clips.
Domestic Steel
If applicable, enter if domestic steel is required
for the project and list the requirements that must be met.
·
Projects with Domestic Steel
Requirements must be custom quoted by the Region. BBNA cannot
comply if 100% Domestic Steel is required. Please send specific requirements
(such as BAA, STAA, AIS, etc..) to the Region for review and to complete the
custom quote process.
Certifications and Tests:
Weld Certificate Required
Select if a welding certificate is required. This may be indicated in the project specifications.
Canadian (CWB)
Required for all orders shipping to Canada. (CWB = Canadian Welding Bureau)
Seal Welded
Typical for hot-dipped
galvanized parts. Select the class of galvanizing.
Class I - Details are those consisting of parts that are
joined together by a full seal weld, or parts which are bolted together after
galvanizing. This class represents the highest degree of corrosion protection
attainable but requires more fabrication cost.
Class II - Details are those consisting of overlapping parts
that are joined together by seal welding and have an overlapping area that is
large enough to need venting following guidelines. A very high degree of
corrosion protection is available with these details, although not quite equal
to Class 1. Additional fabrication costs are about the same as Class I since
the only difference is that Class I requires plugging vent holes and touching
up the bare metal after galvanizing, whereas Class II does not.
Class III - Details do not include seal welding, which does not
involve more fabrication effort than normally employed on a non-galvanized
structure. Class III details enable the galvanizing to provide a degree of
corrosion protection that meets or exceeds the protection provided by most
industrial coatings.
LA City Weld Certification
Required for welded parts
being erected in the city of Los Angeles, California.
Inspection of Welds by
Outside Auditor
Select if an outside auditor
is required. Typically indicated in project specifications.
Ultrasonic (NDT) Weld Test
Internal
Select if required, typically
indicated in project specifications. (NDT) = Non-Destructive Testing.
Ultrasonic (NDT) Weld Test
External
Select if required, typically
indicated in project specifications. (NDT) = Non-Destructive Testing.
Mill Test Reports Required
Select if required, typically
indicated in project specifications.
Order Information:
The system defaults are shown.
Lock Frame Marks
When
selected, this feature will display a warning when changes are made to an
assembly. Choose Yes or No to control how part marks are assigned. This feature
must be manually activated.
Copy Slots to Like Frames
This
will not be checked by default, Slots may be copied to all “Like” parts to
reduce Frame Mark Numbers.
If selected, deleting or revising Slots in Frame Data may result in the Slot
being re-detailed in the original copied location.
Web
Slot Tolerance >= 6"
Note: There are additional limitations to what can be automatically copied.
Copy Holes to Like Frames
This
will be checked by default, Holes may be copied to all “Like” parts to reduce
Frame Mark Numbers.
If selected, deleting or revising Holes in Frame Data may result in the Hole
being re-detailed in the original copied location.
Flange Hole Tolerance >= 2"
Web Hole Tolerance >= 6"
Note: There are additional limitations to what can be automatically copied.
Copy Welded Clips to Like
Frames
This
will be checked by default, Welded Clips may be copied to all “Like” parts to
reduce Frame Mark Numbers.
If selected, deleting or revising Welded Clips in Frame Data may result in the
Clip being re-detailed in the original copied location.
Flange Clip Tolerance >= 6"
Web Clip Tolerance >= 6"
Note:
There are additional limitations to what can be automatically copied.
Consolidate Anchor Rod
Details
This
will be checked by default. This allows for all common details to be grouped
with a naming convention that is descriptive enough to understand easily, but
all dimensions still need to be read from the details page.
Pricing Type
This
is used for Pricing levels, based on the Type.
Sample: Standard Building or Fast-Track
Frame/Bracing Primer Color
Select
to change the Primer Color for all Frames, Bracing, Ship Loose Clips, and
Flange Braces.
Secondary Primer Color
Select
the Primer Color for all Secondary Zee's, Cee's.
Welded Secondary Primer
Color
Select
the Primer Color for all Secondary Jambs, Headers, Eave Purlins.
WideBay/Truss Purlin XT
Primer Color
Select
the Primer Color for roof secondary structural Truss.
Frame Start Mark
Input
the starting mark number for the frames to start counting at.
This
is usually used when Phasing a project, so the frames
for each phase will have different frame numbers so they will not be confused
on the jobsite.
·
1 – 999 can be entered.
·
Reset Frame Marks button must be pushed to update the Mark Numbers.
o
This can also be used to update and consolidate the mark numbers without
changing the value in the input box.
Minimum Panel Cut [ ] Panels
Indicate
the number of panels that need to be within an opening before they are cut
(removed).
If
the number of panels inside an opening is less than this number, the opening
will be sheeted over.
·
Default value is 2.5.
Standard
Controls:
See also:
§ General Information - Job
Site Information
§ General Information -
Shipping Address
§ General Information -
Builder
§ General Information -
Division Information
§ General Information - Drawing
Options
§ General Information -
Special Colors