We produce clear and fully dimensioned General Arrangement (GA) drawings for columns, beams, braces, trusses, and other structural members. These include plan views, elevations, and sectional details with accurate erection marks, reference grids, part tags, and installation notes. Bolt and weld callouts are presented directly on the drawings, minimizing interpretation and ensuring that site crews have all the information they need for fast, accurate assembly.

Our erection drawings are organized into phase-wise and zone-based packages for smooth construction sequencing. Packages can be aligned with building levels, crane zones, or just-in-time delivery schedules, ensuring optimal coordination on-site. By highlighting build order, connections, temporary supports, and embedded items, these packages give foremen and site engineers the clarity needed for safer, more efficient erection workflows.

Every drawing includes detailed weld and bolt callouts, derived directly from the Tekla model. Weld symbols—such as fillet, groove, or full-penetration welds—are shown in context, along with bolt groups, including sizes, grades, and quantities. This reduces ambiguity, ensures compliance with shop drawings, and eliminates redundant communication at the site. With these details readily available, erectors can confidently execute welded and bolted connections as designed.

Safety and logistics are built into our erection drawings. Where required, we add crane path layouts, lifting directions, access clearances, and temporary bracing requirements. These notations allow construction teams to pre-plan lifting sequences, reduce conflicts, and maintain stability during erection. With safety visualized directly on drawings, crews achieve higher productivity and reduced risk on-site.

We also provide optional erection sequence diagrams and lift plans. These model-driven diagrams show 3D views, sequencing callouts, and lift packages, enabling managers to visualize build order before steel reaches the site. By communicating sequence and lift operations clearly, our deliverables support multi-trade coordination, crane scheduling, and streamlined site execution.

Because all erection drawings are generated directly from the Tekla Structures model, any changes in geometry, alignment, or part numbers are instantly updated in the drawings. This ensures one version of truth across stakeholders, minimizing errors from outdated documents. With BIM-integrated drawing generation, fabrication, coordination, and erection are always in sync.

Our process leverages Tekla’s revision control and change tracking. Color-coded overlays and revision clouds highlight modifications to assemblies, connections, or member placements, ensuring all changes remain traceable. Updated GA and assembly drawings are clearly labeled and documented, giving site teams full visibility into the latest design intent without confusion.

We provide digital-ready erection drawing deliverables in formats that fit directly into your workflows:

• DWG, DGN, PDF, IFC for field execution, coordination, and review
• Tekla-native formats (.tekla, .sketch) for fabrication or BIM integration
• Customized exports with project-specific sheet naming, layers, and print sets as per your BEP or documentation protocols

Whether your team works in digital, printed, or hybrid formats, we ensure delivery in the exact format required by your construction process.

Every erection drawing undergoes a constructability check before release. From verifying bolt alignment and bracing sequences to evaluating lift zones and crane access, we ensure that drawings are usable and practical on-site. By minimizing RFIs, preventing installation delays, and ensuring compliance with industry standards, our erection drawing packages become trusted, field-tested documents that site crews rely on.