Inspection
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A structured register used to identify, track and manage engineering data deliverables throughout a project lifecycle.
A Design Data Register (DDR) is a controlled document or database that records all engineering data deliverables required during a project, including drawings, specifications, calculations, models, registers and associated technical documentation. It provides visibility of document status, revisions, approvals and planned delivery dates, supporting engineering execution and project controls.
A Design Data Register improves engineering coordination, document control and project delivery by providing a single source for tracking engineering information deliverables.
A DDR typically includes document numbers, titles, revision status, responsible disciplines, planned issue dates, approval status and links to related engineering deliverables.
A Design Data Register manages engineering deliverables during project execution, whereas a Data Handover Register focuses on the verified information transferred to operations at project completion.
Engineering Design; Engineering Documentation; Project Delivery; Asset Information Management.
Engineering design management.; EPC project execution.; Document tracking.; Project controls.; Design handover.
ISO 19650
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
