Engineering
The build is rehearsed in the model before a single plate is cut
Detailing is not paperwork that follows a decision — it is where the decision is made. Our engineering team resolves geometry, connections and sequence up front, which is why our steel fits first time.
Our process
Six stages, one continuous source of truth
Nothing gets re-drawn between disciplines. The model that resolves the connection is the model that drives the cutting list and the workshop programme.
- 01
Brief & measurement
We start with your drawings, loading intent and the realities of the application — fit-up, existing structure, tolerances and programme constraints.
- 02
3D modelling & detailing
The structure is modelled in full, connection by connection. Bolt access, member sizes and fit-up tolerances are decided deliberately.
- 03
Clash & constructability review
Services, cladding rails and plant equipment are checked against the model so problems surface on screen instead of on the shop floor.
- 04
Fabrication drawings
Shop drawings, cutting lists and assembly marks are issued from the same model the workshop floor works from.
- 05
Delivery sequencing
Loads are planned in the order the steel is needed, so deliveries match the build rather than the yard.
- 06
As-built handover
Final records, coating details and marked-up drawings are packaged so your maintenance team inherits a documented structure.
Working with your engineer
We slot into the design team, we don't compete with it
Where a consulting engineer owns the design, we detail to their intent and feed constructability input back early. Where you need us to lead, we co-ordinate the detailing scope end to end.
Either way you get one contact who understands the drawing, the workshop capacity and the material lead times — and can tell you what a change actually costs before you commit to it.