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Take Your Bluebeam Skills Further

The September Bitesize Bluebeam series moves beyond baseline tools and into specialized workflows for document management, field data, administrative teams, and civil work.

Bitesize Bluebeam 4: Document Management Best Practices

Tuesday, September 15, from 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT

Spend less time searching through disorganized drawing sets and wondering whether you have the latest version. This course focuses on practical workflows for making project documents easier to navigate, manage, and update.

Learn how to create hyperlinks for faster drawing navigation, manage revisions with Batch Slip Sheet, and automatically identify changes between revised sheets.

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Bitesize Bluebeam 5: Collecting Field Data

Wednesday, September 16, from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT

Whether you’re tracking installation progress or completing a QA/QC final walk, this course will help you collect field information with greater consistency, speed, and accuracy.

Learn to create custom punch symbols, embed jobsite images or videos directly into your documents, and generate reports tied to your project markups.

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Bitesize Bluebeam 6: Administrative Professionals

Thursday, September 17, from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT

Bluebeam isn’t just for design, estimating, and field teams. This course is built around the document workflows administrative professionals handle every day.

Learn how to combine and extract PDF pages, redact sensitive information, apply digital signatures, update page labels, and use other Bluebeam tools to streamline document control and administrative tasks.

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Bitesize Bluebeam 7: Civil Workflows

Friday, September 18, from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT

Explore Bluebeam tools and workflows designed specifically for civil designers, engineers, survey teams, and other professionals working with civil plans.

Learn to calibrate plan and profile drawings with different X-Y scales, explore cut-and-fill calculations, combine PDFs into large-area maps, add images, and improve bidding and field survey tracking workflows.

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Bluebeam instructor Troy DeGroot

Who Should Attend

These sessions are designed for construction professionals who want to use Bluebeam more effectively within specific project, field, and administrative workflows, including:

  • Project managers and operations leaders
  • Estimators and preconstruction professionals
  • Field supervisors and QA/QC teams
  • Construction administrators and administrative professionals
  • Civil engineers, designers, and survey teams
  • Company leaders looking to improve team workflows

Whether you want better control of project documents, more efficient field reporting, or Bluebeam workflows tailored to your role, these sessions provide practical techniques you can put to work immediately.

Course Requirements: Technology & Participation

Please ensure you meet the following requirements:

  • In Bluebeam Revu, go to Revu > About in the upper-left corner of the interface. You must have Version 2018 or newer for these courses. If this same window says “Unassigned” at the top, your IT department must assign you a license so you can log in and use Bluebeam. Please complete this before class begins.
  • If you need to purchase a Bluebeam license, please use this referral link . Allow several days for delivery and installation before class begins. This is not a last-minute task.
  • Attendance by tablet or phone is not recommended. You should have a mouse with a scroll wheel when attending these classes. In Bluebeam, several right-click shortcuts and the scroll wheel help you zoom in and out on documents.

A two-screen computer setup is recommended. This allows you to watch the instructor on one screen while practicing on the other.

John Lehmann, president of Construction Leadership Network

Have Questions?

We’re here to help.

Reach out directly to CLN President John Lehmann at 717-713-7321 or email [email protected].