Project Manager
Project manager gives you a complete insight of the project in 3D while including summaries and reports for all elements. It also incorporates scheduling of design, production, transportation, and erection, with element status, which allows for complete control of the progress and easy tracking of each individual element. There are also functions to illustrate the erection sequence of the elements from start to finish, providing better scheduling and understanding of the actual erection progress.
Structure
Figure 1: Project Manager's main tabs
There are five main tabs that build up the structure in Project Manager, these are from left to right: Backstage, Home, View, Calculation & Modules. Each tab will be described below.
Modules
Modules in IMPACT are designed for specific areas of use and many of them also require separate licenses to be activated. The functionality that comes with the modules is well integrated with the rest of the program. As an example, it is possible to drag and drop elements from the model view onto a bed in the cast planning module for easy and visual production planning. Any module can be activated from the Modules tab in the ribbon, shown in the image below.
Figure 2: Available modules
List of modules:
- Project Manager
- Calculation
- Cast Planning
- Environmental
- Erection Planning
- Simulate
- Stack Planning
- Transport Planning
Core features
- Project Browser
- Model view
- Summary
- Follow up
- Element Ids
- Element Marks
- Element Properties
- Drawings
- Settings
- Components
- DWG Viewer
- PDF Viewer
- File Sync
- Pin Project
- Plot Drawings
- Publish
- Notifications
- Design Status Chain
- Drawing Category
- Import IFC
Common Features
Here are some links to features that Project Manager offers that other applications also have.
Project Manager Access Rights
Function | Permission | Description |
Element Id Grid/Note (Edit Note) | Design Data Write | |
Imports & exports
The project manager has import and export functions to exchange data between different IMPACT systems. In addition, there are other features that export data from IMPACT to other formats that are readable by other applications, such as business systems. This allows the work of IMPACT to be transferred and further processed in other programs.
Interface
Home
Under the home tab there are six main parts: Model, View, Visibility, Selection, Crane & Tools. These will be described down below.
Model
- Update Model
- Reload Model
View
- Phase
- Element Color
- Text Color
- Status Color Legend
Visibility
- Hide
- Unhide
- Isolate
- Toggle Hidden
- Unhide All
Selection
- Invert
- By Element Mark
- Select by Type
- Select by Definition
- Select by Group
- Select by Product
Crane
- Add Crane...
- Edit...
- Copy
- Delete
- Move
- Hide
- Unhide All
- General Load Check
- Crane Load Check
Tools
- Find Elements
- Find Component
- Disorders
- Snapshot
- Reports
- Clean Grid Sorting
- Recycle Bin
- Find Corrupted Elements
Working in the Project Manager
Right-click menu
Project Properties
The project properties consists of 13 tabs which hold a lot of information about the project and how for example IMPACT for CAD will behave. Most of these settings can be changed during the lifespan of the project.
The 13 tabs are:
- General
- Planning
- Walls
- Slabs
- Components
- Reinforcement
- Drawings
- Calculations
- ERP-MES
- Contacts
- Delivery Addresses
- Users
- File Sync Notification
Model Viewer - using the element color filter to see which elements that are ready for production
Contents
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