● Structural analysis and design.
● Preparation of detailed drawings and blueprints.
● Selection of appropriate steel grades and specifications.
● Sourcing of raw steel materials.
● Ensuring quality and compliance with standards.
● Cutting: Using tools like laser cutters, plasma cutters, or saws to cut steel to size.
● Bending: Shaping steel components using press brakes or rolling machines.
● Welding: Joining steel parts through various welding techniques (e.g., MIG, TIG, arc welding).
● Drilling and Punching: Creating holes for bolts and connections.
● Surface Treatment: Applying coatings (e.g., galvanizing, painting) to protect against corrosion.
● Assembling parts into larger sections for easier transport and installation.
● Checking alignment and fit-up of components.
● Transporting fabricated steel components to the construction site.
● Ensuring safe and efficient logistics.
● Clearing and leveling the site.
● Installing temporary facilities and access routes.
● Excavation and concrete work for foundations.
● Installing anchor bolts and base plates.
● Lifting and positioning steel components using cranes and lifting equipment.
● Bolting and welding components together on-site.
● Ensuring proper alignment and level of the structure.
● Conducting inspections to ensure compliance with design specifications and standards.
● Non-destructive testing (NDT) to check for structural integrity.
● Applying final coatings or paint.
● Installing insulation and fireproofing materials.
● Installing electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems.
● Coordinating with other trades to integrate services.
● Installing exterior cladding materials (e.g., metal panels, glass).
● Completing roofing works.
● Conducting a thorough inspection of the completed structure.
● Addressing any deficiencies or issues.
● Handing over the structure to the client.
● Establishing a maintenance schedule.
● Performing periodic inspections and repairs to ensure longevity and performance.
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