Project scope

A sneak peek on how it was

So, here’s a step-by-step process of how we worked on that particular project.

First of all, steel was delivered to our yard by our trusted supplier and offloaded by our brilliant loading team.

Then, our cutting and saw operators checked the cutting list and cut steels to the required measurements. To ensure the correct cut lengths are achievable, the end must be cleaned up and squared off.

Once the material has been cut, it’s then transported by fork lift to the steel fabrication area. Here’s when our experienced steel fabrication team steps up to start the project. Job tickets and Tekla drawings are then issued by our workshop manager. 3D structural steel modelling and drawing is now an integral part of the steel services that we offer our customers. Also, before our fabrication team start, all materials are checked by our in-house inspector.

Once the project has been manufactured, it is then checked again to make sure the right holes are drilled and the beams with end plates line up.

It is then taken to our paint shop to be painted. The final step in the steel manufacturing process, steel finishes are not just supposed to look stylish and pretty, but also provide environmental protection. Last but not least, it is then checked again – this time for the paints’ thickness, and finally laid out in the yard to dry. Quality control is very important for us so we have to check everything after each step!

Once again, in the end it’s checked by the loading team. They have to make sure that all steel is correct to the delivery notes, and then it gets loaded onto one of our crane lorries and delivered to the site. Once all components have been checked at delivery, the job is then signed off.