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RDL

RDL — Redline Log

A controlled register used to record, track and manage engineering redlines until they are incorporated into controlled documentation.

Definition

A Redline Log (RDL) is a controlled register used to record, monitor and manage redlined engineering drawings, documents or models throughout the engineering change process. It provides traceability for proposed, approved and implemented changes, ensuring that all redlines are reviewed, dispositioned and incorporated into controlled revisions in a timely manner.

Why It Matters

Redline Logs provide traceability and control for engineering changes awaiting incorporation into controlled documentation.

In Practice

Redline Logs support configuration management by tracking the status, ownership and implementation of engineering markups until formal document revisions are issued.

Common Misuse

A Redline Log manages the status of engineering markups, whereas individual Redlines record the specific changes requiring incorporation into controlled documentation.

Term Details
Synonyms:
RDL; Redline Log; Engineering Redline Register; Markup Register
Classification:
Engineering Documentation
Document Type
Intermediate
Applications

Document Management; Configuration Management; Engineering Design.

Where It's Used

Engineering.; Construction.; Oil and gas.; Petrochemical.; Infrastructure.

References

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