Drawing and specification review
Review of available design information, dimensional requirements and interfaces relevant to fabrication and installation.
Building Engineering
Building Structures Fabrication
Coordinated production that connects design intent to the job site.
Support for planning and producing structures and components for buildings based on the drawings, specifications and requirements agreed for each project. Supply, structural system, materials, transportation and installation are confirmed within the technical scope.
Service scope
Control and coordination throughout production
The process is planned around the structural system, engineering documentation and the conditions for supply and installation.
Production planning
Organization of fabrication sequence, priorities, schedule, resources and inspection points according to order size and complexity.
Component preparation
Preparation and production of project-defined elements using the construction system and processes included in the agreed scope.
Dimensional and quality control
Checks and records at agreed points to review dimensions, identification, finish and compliance with applicable specifications.
Identification and traceability
Organization of part, batch or assembly identification and available records for inspection, dispatch and installation.
Logistics and job-site coordination
Planning packaging, transport, delivery sequence and coordination with the site when these activities are part of the supply scope.
Construction outcomes
Greater predictability from design to installation
Aligning information and stages helps make delivery more manageable. Results depend on technical definition and supply conditions.
Fewer production ambiguities
Reviewed drawings and specifications help reduce uncertainty before work begins.
Verifiable quality
Agreed inspection points and records support component checks and the handling of deviations.
Better coordinated deliveries
Scheduling and component identification support logistics and installation readiness.
Our process
From design review to component delivery
The workflow is tailored to the structural system, available resources and agreed responsibilities.
01
Technical review
Confirm drawings, specifications, quantities, interfaces and open questions.
02
Production plan
Define sequence, resources, inspection milestones, identification and preliminary delivery schedule.
03
Production and inspection
Carry out the agreed work and perform checks at the defined supply milestones.
04
Dispatch and installation interface
Organize records and align delivery, receiving and installation according to the contracted scope.
Deliverables
Scope and documentation agreed before work starts
Depending on the agreement and type of structure, delivery may include:
Production plan and sequence
Milestones, priorities and organization of the agreed work stages.
Component list and identification
Parts or assemblies list and identification for checking and dispatch.
Quality records
Inspection records and compliance information agreed for the supply.
Logistics plan
Delivery schedule and job-site interface information when included.
Structural system, materials, finishes, tolerances, production capacity, transportation and installation must be confirmed during technical assessment. Structural design, supply, fabrication and installation are distinct responsibilities and must be clearly stated in the proposal.
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