




An equipment-layout revision case focused on keeping related drawings and coordinates consistent. The task connects to my mechanical-construction work at Samsung Engineering (March 2014–July 2021), including heavy-load transport and installation planning, calculations and drawing review. These are new fictional exercise drawings, not company records or a client project.
THE TASK
Move equipment B by +600 mm X and +500 mm Y, raise its base by 150 mm, and revise the access-opening conditions. Carry the changes through the layout, front reference view, connection point and hole-coordinate schedule.
WORKFLOW
Preserve REV00 and the input assumptions; mark three redline instructions; issue REV01; extract eight hole centres from the CAD geometry; reconcile local/global coordinates and connection points against a change matrix.
DELIVERABLES & CHECKS
Six Japanese A3 case-study pages; editable layout DXF for REV00/REV01 in millimetres at 1:1; native FCStd and STEP; coordinate CSV and check records. Save/reopen, native parameter edits, STEP reimport and DXF hole-coordinate/dimension checks were performed. The DXF covers the layout, while the case PDF also explains the revision and interface checks.
SCOPE & PROVENANCE
AI-assisted, self-initiated exercise using fictional supplied conditions and simplified equipment envelopes. My role is drafting, revision management and dimensional/coordinate consistency. This is not client work, manufacturer/fabrication/construction approval, anchorage or strength design, piping design, lifting/transport safety verification or code compliance. The access check is a rectangular dimensional comparison only.
FOR A SIMILAR ASSIGNMENT
I can discuss source-based equipment-layout redrawing, redline revisions and interface/coordinate documentation. Deliverable compatibility, fixed scope and fee, schedule and revision allowance are agreed before work.
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Fictional CAD exercise: three redline instructions carried through layout, elevation and eight hole coordinates. AI-assisted self-initiated work.