By building type — Labs & education
A campus renovation rarely finishes all at once. Track fume hood exhaust and lab pressurization the same way you'd track any other system, one building at a time.
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Screenshot — a fume-hood face-velocity reading on a functional test
A functional test step records the actual reading against the sequence's target — the same discipline a chiller's superheat check gets, applied to lab exhaust.
Screenshot — a functional test step with a face-velocity reading
Each building or wing runs as its own scope inside the project — its own tracker completion, its own closeout — so one delayed building doesn't hold up a finished one.
Screenshot — tracker filtered to a single building on a multi-building project
Equipment goes in, and the trade that installed it fills the checklist section for it — measured values, not a tick.
Systems get run through the sequence. Step results are recorded live, not transcribed afterward from a clipboard.
Anything that fails gets logged where it happened, assigned to a trade, and tracked in a comment thread until it's marked closed.
The handover package assembles itself from what's already been submitted and approved — nothing re-typed.
| Evidence required | Produced by | Form it arrives in |
|---|---|---|
| Fume hood face velocity meets the target | Functional test step result | Functional test PDF |
| TAB report for lab exhaust and makeup air | TAB-trade checklist section | Checklist PDF export |
| A handover package per building, not per campus | Per-building closeout scope | Owner handover PDF |
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Make-up Air Unit
Pressurization Fan
Air Handling Unit
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Yes — a fume hood is an equipment tag with its own checklist and functional test like any other system; face velocity is just a measured-value field on it.
Yes — scope each building or wing separately inside the project so it can close out on its own timeline.
No — the read-only owner portal works the same way here: a revocable link, no login.
Yes — TAB is its own trade scope on a checklist section, distinct from mechanical, electrical, or controls.
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