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Most rejections are not about the design.
They are the small things that get written down anyway. Each one costs a review cycle, and none of them is why you became an engineer.
Under construction
The set was right. The paperwork sent it back.
Stubbed roads, graded pads, utilities in the ground. Everything here was drawn correctly and none of that helps if the cover sheet lists a drawing the set does not carry.
The last pass is the one nobody has time for.
The design took months. The defect that returns it took a minute to make, and finding it means reading the whole set again at the one moment there is no room left in the schedule.
- $0.0T
- estimated infrastructure investment gap by 2039
- ASCE
- $0.0T
- moving through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
- U.S. Treasury
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- civil engineering openings a year through 2033
- U.S. BLS
A set that comes back on the engineering, or not at all.
Before anyone else sees it
Caught now it is minutes. Caught in a review comment it is a resubmittal.
You see everything
It runs the whole pass on every set and gives you all of it, every run.
Every item shows its work
A page, a place on it, and the figures behind it.
Practice and software, one small team.
Set-Check is built by software engineers working with a practising civil engineer, who answers what a codebase cannot: what a county sends a set back for. The AI in it improves with every release, and so does what it catches.
Questions, ideas and feedback are always welcome.
Put it in front of a set you already submitted.
Send one that came back with comments. The interesting question is how much of what the county wrote was already sitting in the file.