Construction Paperwork: An Efficient Management System

by Mark Burgess, J. Edward Grimes

For contractors, project managers, architects -- anyone responsible for using and maintaining construction documents.The book covers: principles of sound documentation, including computer-generated documents; overcoming obstacles to paperwork preparation & distribution; writing effective transmittal letters, memos, cover notes -- with many examples; preparing paperwork that gets rapid results; selecting the right logging system.

386 pages, Paperback

First published December 12, 1991

About the author

Mark Burgess is a writer with many interests. His books span from fiction to hard science, and he actively writes philosphically in his blog about all aspects of modern information culture. He is an active public speaker on the international conference circuit, and is engaged in promoting science to a wide audience.

He is the Founder and original author of CFEngine. He was senior lecturer and then appointed full professor of Network and System Administration at Oslo University College from 1994-2011. He was the first professor with this title, and is largely responsible for defining the field. Mark Burgess obtained a PhD in Theoretical Physics at Newcastle University, for which he received the Runcorn Prize.