1.4.2.2 Stamped Drawings

Stamped Drawings

Name or logo of the approving authority. This could be a government agency, a professional organization, or a company's internal quality control department.
Date: This indicates when the drawing was approved.
Reference number or code: This helps to identify and track the drawing.
Signatures or initials: These may be required to verify the approval process.

Legal compliance: In many cases, stamped drawings are required by law or building codes. They provide evidence that the design has been reviewed and approved by qualified professionals.
Quality assurance: Stamped drawings ensure that the design meets industry standards and best practices. They help to prevent errors and costly mistakes during construction.
Contractual obligations: Stamped drawings can be used to define the scope of work and resolve disputes between contractors and clients.