Créer un livrable pour un projet à l'aide de l'outil Livrables du projet
Dans le secteur du bâtiment, un livrable désigne les informations écrites et/ou physiques que les sous-traitants remettent à l'entreprise générale, puis à l'équipe de conception pour approbation de l'équipement, des matériaux, etc., avant qu'ils ne soient fabriqués et livrés au projet. Ces livrables peuvent être présentés dans divers formats, par exemple sous forme de dessins d'atelier, de fiches techniques sur les équipements et d'échantillons de matériaux. Les livrables sont surtout requis pour que l' architecte et l'ingénieur puissent vérifier que les produits et quantités corrects seront installés sur le projet, conformément aux documents de conception/contractuels.
In Procore, a submittal manager is a person responsible for overseeing a submittal throughout its lifecycle. If you create a submittal and have 'Standard' or 'Admin' level permission to the Submittals tool, your name appears as the 'Submittal Manager' by default. However, users with 'Admin' level permission to the Submittals tool have the ability to assign the submittal manager role to any Procore user who has been granted 'Standard' or 'Admin' level permission to the Submittals tool (Note: Users with 'Standard' permission do not have permission to change the submittal manager). The 'Submittal Manager' field lets you change ownership of a submittal when the person who created a submittal (or that submittal's current manager) is no longer a member of the project team.
Bien que chaque entreprise ou projet puisse avoir son propre procédé, il est courant que le chef de projet ou l'ingénieur joue le rôle de gestionnaire des soumissions. Pour commencer, le gestionnaire des soumissions crée la soumission. Le sous-traitant fournit ensuite la documentation requise pour cette soumission. Enfin, une fois la documentation requise en place, la soumission est envoyée aux membres de l'équipe de conception appropriés pour révision et approbation.
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Les utilisateurs disposant d'une autorisation Standard dans l'outil Livrables peuvent uniquement afficher les champs suivants lors de la création d'un livrable :
Titre, section du cahier des charges, numéro et amp; Révision, Type de livrable, Entrepreneur responsable, Reçu de, Date d'échéance finale, Lieu, Plans liés, Liste de distribution, Balle en justice, Privé, Description, Pièces jointes
Title. The descriptive name that best summarizes the information in the submittal.
Spec Section. Denotes the corresponding section from the project's specifications book. See Where do the selections in the 'Specification Sections' drop-down list in the Submittals tool come from?
Number & Revision. The submittal number and its revision number. See How are submittals numbered in Procore?
Submittal Package. The submittal package that contains the submittal. In Procore, adding submittals to a package is optional. The decision to add submittals to a submittal package is based on your project's requirements, which is determined by your company's or project's management team. For instructions, see Create a Submittal Package.
Status. The current status of the submittal. Only a user with 'Admin' level permission to the Submittals tool can change a submittal's status. See What are the default submittal statuses in Procore? and What is a 'Draft' Submittal?
Notes:
Si un livrable est ouvert et n’a pas de flux de travail, le responsable est le gestionnaire des livrables et l’élément doit apparaître dans son outil Mes éléments ouverts.
Si un livrable est ouvert et qu’il dispose d’un flux de travail, la personne assignée à l’étape actuelle du flux de travail a la responsabilité du livrable. Une fois le flux de travail terminé, BIC retourne au gestionnaire des livrables.
Si un livrable est clôturé, la responsabilité est effacée.
Responsible Contractor. The company name of the contractor/subcontractor that is responsible for completing the work specified on the submittal.
Received From. The contact for the responsible contractor who provided the submittal information to the project team.
Submit By. Select the date by which a contractor/subcontractor must submit all relevant documentation (i.e., documents, drawings, manuals, plans, and so on) for the submittal to the project's design team for review.
Issue Date. The date the contractor/subcontractor submitted the submittal items (i.e., documents, plans, and so on) to your project team for the review process.
Received Date. The date that the submittal information was received from the contractor/subcontractor responsible for the performing work associated with the submittal.
Final Due Date. The due date by which all approvers on the submittal workflow must submit a response.
Lead Time. The expected number of calendar days that will be required for the material/services for the submittal to arrive.
Required On-Site Date. The date by which materials related to the work detailed on the submittal must be delivered and available at the construction site.
Cost Code. The cost code for the submittal. Cost codes are managed in the 'Cost Code' segment in Procore's Work Breakdown Structure.
Submittal Manager. The name of the submittal manager. This is the person who is responsible for overseeing the submittal throughout its lifecycle in Procore. Each submittal can have a different submittal manager or your project team can configure a 'Default Submittal Manager' for all of your submittals. See What is the 'Submittal Manager' role?
Type. The information type associated with the submittal. The default type selections in Procore include: Document, Pay Request, Payroll, Plans, Prints, Product Information, Product Manual, Sample, Shop Drawing, Specification, and Other. See Create Custom Submittal Types.
Private. Indicates privacy settings for the submittal. When a submittal is marked 'Private', it is only visible to users with 'Admin' level permissions on the Submittals tool, users in the Submittal Workflow, and members of the submittal's Distribution List. Users with the 'View Private Submittals Associated to Users within Same Company' granular permission enabled on their permissions template can also view a submittal marked 'Private' if another user in their company is associated with the submittal. See Mark a Submittal as Private.
Location. The location at the job site for the submittal. This can be an existing location from the Location list or a tiered location. See Add Tiered Locations to a Project.
Linked Drawings. Renderings stored in the project's Drawings tool that are linked to the submittal. See Link Related Items on a Drawing.
Description. Informative details, notes, and/or actions that describe the submittal.
Attachments. Attach any relevant files. You have these options:
Distribution List. The people who will receive email notifications from Procore as the submittal progresses through the submittal workflow. If your project team has created any distribution lists in the Project Directory, you can select those lists here. See Add a Distribution Group to the Procore Directory).
Facultative, la fonction Calculs du planning des livrables peut être activée. Voir Activer les calculs du planning des livrables. Lorsqu'il est activé, l'outil Livrables analyse vos entrées dans les champs 'Date requise sur le chantier', 'Délai', 'Temps de révision de l'équipe de conception' et 'Temps de révision interne' pour suggérer une 'Date d'échéance de soumissionnaire et d'approbateur dans le flux de travail de livrable. Il renseigne également automatiquement les champs 'Date de retour prévue', 'Date de fin de la révision interne prévue' et 'Date limite de soumission prévue'.
Design Team Review Time. The number of days allotted for the design team's review on the submittal.
Lead Time. The expected number of calendar days that will be required for the material/services for the submittal to arrive.
Required On-Site Date. The date by which materials related to the work detailed on the submittal must be delivered and available at the construction site.
Internal Review Time. The number of calendar days that your project's design team requires to ensure the submittal is properly reviewed.

Un utilisateur disposant d'une autorisation de niveau « Admin » dans l'outil Livrables de votre projet peut créer un (1) ou plusieurs modèles de flux de travail du livrable que vous pouvez ensuite appliquer à un nouveau livrable lors de sa création. Ceci accélère la saisie et vous évite de devoir ajouter un nouveau flux de travail du livrable chaque fois que vous créez un livrable.


Lorsque vous avez terminé la procédure ci-dessus, choisissez l'une des options suivantes :