EMT Facility Casework | MN

EMT Facility Casework Package

Role: Project Manager & Designer | MN area | 2025

Managed end-to-end casework submittal for a medical facility renovation including 22+ rooms, 100+ cabinets. Responsibilities included AutoCAD shop drawing production, RFI writing, material specification, and ADA compliance review.

PLAM-1

Acorn Velvet Elm

Wilsonart 15602-31. All base, tall & upper vertical surfaces, with PVC edge to match.

SS-1

Corian Stonique

Solid-surface countertops. 1.5″ miterfold edge, ⅛″ top radius, eased bottom.

HDWD-1

Red Oak, Plain Sawn

Display-case frame pieces, stained to match the laminate. Cut & fitted on site.

GLASS-1

Tempered Clear

¼″ tempered glass. Display-case glazing and adjustable shelving.

Drafting & Engineering

Every box, numbered and detailed

Each unit carries a number, type code, exact H×W×D and a construction detail callout — the language the shop floor builds from.

Base run — door, drawer & toe-kick detail

Problem-Solving

Where drafting becomes judgment

01 · Value Engineering

Split one oversized cabinet into two

The architect's single large display cabinet exceeded sheet-material limits. I divided it into two buildable units and trimmed the seam with site-cut red oak so it still reads as one piece.

02 · Code Compliance

Flagged a non-compliant ADA sink

The specified drop-in sink was too deep to meet ADA accessible-use requirements. I noted it directly on the drawing and routed it back for revision before fabrication.

03 · Shop-to-Site

Planned the waterfall seams

Called out horizontal shop seams at the waterfall countertop and legs for material size, and sent the waterfall edge long to be scribed on-site for a tight, gap-free fit.

04 · Field Coordination

Built in field-verify tolerance

Tagged every wall interface "field verify" and undersized the in-wall display cabinet so hardwood trim could be scribed and fitted cleanly after the box was set.

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