Structural fabrication work is a cornerstone of the construction and engineering industries, involving the detailed process of creating and assembling metal structures that form the backbone of various infrastructures, such as buildings, bridges, industrial facilities, and more. This multifaceted process requires a blend of engineering expertise, precise craftsmanship, advanced technology, and strict adherence to safety and quality standards. Below is a comprehensive description of the stages and critical aspects involved in structural fabrication work.
MEP work encompasses the planning, installation, and maintenance of a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
MEP work encompasses the planning, installation, and maintenance of a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
GFS work stands for Ground Fault Studies, which are a type of electrical system analysis used to find possible short circuits or ground faults.
GFS work stands for Ground Fault Studies, which are a type of electrical system analysis used to find possible short circuits or ground faults.
| Steel Grades | Compliance with standards like ASTM A36, A572, A992. |
| Dimensional Accuracy | Tolerances typically ±1/8 inch for large structures and ±1/32 inch for precision parts. |
| Welding Procedures | Detailed welding procedures (WPS) for MIG, TIG, SMAW |
| Cleaning Standards | Methods such as sandblasting, grinding, or chemical cleaning |
| Surface Finish | Requirements for smoothness, roughness, and additional treatments. |
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