Large-Scale Structural Steel Detailing for a Commercial Manufacturing Facility in the USA

Project Snapshot • Project type: Commercial manufacturing facility • Location: USA • Project scale: Large • Client type: Main Contractor • Project status: Completed • Software used: Tekla Structures • Scope of work: Large-scale structural steel detailing The Challenge • The project involved high volumes of structural steel, requiring consistent and repeatable detailing • Tight programme requirements demanded steady drawing output without compromising quality • Inconsistent detailing could disrupt fabrication flow and site sequencing • The contractor required a detailing partner capable of managing scale without loss of control Our Detailing Approach • We implemented a systematic detailing process, focusing on repeatable modelling standards and connection logic • Tekla models were structured to support high-volume output while maintaining clarity and accuracy • QA/QC checkpoints were embedded into the detailing workflow to ensure consistency across drawing packages • Drawing releases were planned to support continuous fabrication and erection • All detailing was delivered in accordance with AISC standards and US construction practices Deliverables • Fabrication-ready shop drawings • Coordinated GA drawings • Assembly drawings supporting erection sequencing • Fabrication files aligned with high-volume shop production Results & Value Delivered • Delivered consistent detailing outputs across a large steel package • Supported uninterrupted fabrication through reliable drawing quality • Reduced rework and clarification queries • Enabled steady site progress on a large commercial project Value to the Client • Delivered scalable steel detailing capability for a large-volume project • Reduced fabrication risk through standardised detailing • Improved predictability in shop and site operations • Demonstrated strong experience in large-scale US commercial steel projects
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