1. Structural Steel Design:

• Conceptual Design: Collaborative planning and conceptualization of structural steel elements based on project requirements and constraints.
• Feasibility Studies: Evaluation of structural steel options, cost analysis, and risk assessment to determine the most suitable design approach.
• Structural Analysis: Utilization of advanced software and engineering principles to analyze loads, stresses, and deflections in structural steel components.
• Design Calculations: Calculation of member sizes, connections, and configurations to ensure structural integrity, safety, and compliance with building codes and standards.
• Detailing: Preparation of detailed drawings, plans, and specifications for fabrication and erection of structural steel elements.
• Value Engineering: Optimization of structural steel designs to achieve cost savings, material efficiency, and performance enhancements.
• Seismic Design: Implementation of seismic-resistant design techniques and detailing for structural steel systems in earthquake-prone regions.

2. Steel Fabrication:

• Material Procurement: Sourcing of high-quality structural steel materials including beams, columns, plates, and sections from reputable suppliers.
• Cutting and Profiling: Precision cutting of steel sections using CNC cutting machines, plasma cutting, laser cutting, or oxy-fuel cutting methods.
• Welding and Fabrication: Skilled fabrication technicians utilize welding techniques such as MIG, TIG, or SMAW to assemble structural steel components according to design specifications.
• CNC Machining: Utilization of computer-controlled machining equipment for drilling, punching, milling, and threading of steel members to exact tolerances.
• Surface Treatment: Application of protective coatings such as primers, paints, galvanizing, or powder coating to enhance durability and corrosion resistance.
• Quality Control: Rigorous inspection and testing procedures throughout the fabrication process to ensure dimensional accuracy, weld quality, and compliance with specifications.
• Mock-up Assemblies: Fabrication of mock-up assemblies for client approval and validation of design intent before full-scale production.

3. Steel Erection:

• Site Preparation: Mobilization of equipment, temporary facilities, and erection plans to prepare the site for steel erection activities.
• Rigging and Lifting: Deployment of cranes, hoists, and lifting gear to safely transport and position structural steel components into place.
• Structural Alignment: Precision alignment and leveling of steel members using laser leveling equipment and surveying techniques.
• Bolted Connections: Installation of high-strength bolts, nuts, and washers to connect steel members according to approved erection procedures and torque specifications.
• Welding and Weld Inspection: Certified welders perform field welding as necessary, followed by non-destructive testing (NDT) to verify weld quality and integrity.
• Safety Management: Implementation of comprehensive safety protocols, fall protection measures, and site-specific safety plans to ensure a safe working environment for personnel.
• Project Coordination: Close coordination with other trades, contractors, and project stakeholders to sequence steel erection activities and minimize disruptions to project timelines.

These services encompass the entire process of structural steel design, fabrication, and erection, delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions for a wide range of construction projects.