Our Process: 

We allocate a project engineer for each project to have the best coordination between 

Detailers, checkers, project engineers, architects, and general contractors. In the process of fabrication and erection, our team can visit the shop and project site to make sure the construction is going in the right direction.  

In order to have high-quality fabrication and erection drawings for any steel structure we perform the following steps: 

• Review project specifications and construction documents to determine project requirements, design parameters, and scope of work.

• Create a detailed 3D model of the steel structure using Advance Steel, including all beams, columns, braces, connections, and other steel components.

• Generate 2D drawings from the 3D model using both Advance steel and Autocad that provide precise information on dimensions, materials, and connections.

• Create bills of materials and lists of all the materials needed for the project, including the types and sizes of steel beams, plates, bolts, and other components.

• Our checkers verify all drawings and bills of materials for accuracy and completeness, to make sure they are consistent with architectural and structural drawings.  

• We coordinate with the project team, including engineers, architects, contractors, and fabricators, to ensure all design requirements are met and any conflicts or issues are resolved.

• Transmit final drawings and bills of materials to the steel fabricator and erector for use in the fabrication and construction of the structure.

• Coordinate with the steel fabs and their staff to clarify any comments or concerns they have, either by phone, video call, or in the shop, in case the shop is located in the Los Angeles greater area. 

By adopting these practices and utilizing technology, it is possible to minimize the amount of fieldwork required in steel projects, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective construction process.