We specialize in producing precise, fabrication-ready erection drawings using Tekla Structures—ensuring that every steel component is correctly detailed, labeled, and positioned for seamless on-site assembly. Our services include the creation of GA (General Arrangement) drawings, detailed member placement plans, connection details, and sequencing data aligned with project phasing. By leveraging the intelligence of the Tekla model, we generate accurate views, sections, and markups that minimize field ambiguities. Our erection drawing process supports coordinated installation, crane planning, and site logistics—helping contractors streamline steel erection, reduce errors, and meet project milestones efficiently.
Tekla Erection Drawings are detailed construction documents derived directly from the Tekla model, showing how every steel component fits and connects on site. These drawings guide field crews through the assembly process—ensuring that columns, beams, braces, and connections are placed accurately, efficiently, and in the correct sequence.
Using Tekla Structures, we generate highly coordinated General Arrangement (GA) drawings, member placement plans, connection views, bolt layouts, and part marks. Every drawing is automatically linked to the 3D model, meaning updates to the model are instantly reflected in the drawings—reducing errors and eliminating outdated information from reaching the field.
Our erection drawing process goes beyond basic output. We consider crane access, lift planning, sequencing, and temporary bracing requirements to produce documentation that supports safer, smoother steel installation. With color-coded phases, labeled assemblies, and model-based reference views, your site teams can install with clarity and confidence.
By embedding field intelligence into your Tekla model and outputting smart, readable erection plans, we bridge the gap between shop and site—reducing RFIs, minimizing rework, and accelerating steel delivery timelines.
Whether you're erecting a warehouse, stadium, industrial plant, or high-rise, our Tekla Erection Drawing Services help you build it right the first time—bringing predictability, precision, and professionalism to every steel structure.
We deliver field-ready, model-driven erection documentation using Tekla Structures—ensuring every steel element is placed, connected, and assembled on site with precision. Our Tekla Erection Drawing workflows are designed for steel detailers, erectors, general contractors, and fabricators who require clear, constructible guidance for safe and efficient steel installation. Whether your project is a stadium, plant, or commercial tower, our drawings translate complex 3D models into actionable field instructions.
We generate General Arrangement (GA) drawings, anchor bolt plans, member placement diagrams, lift plans, and connection details directly from the coordinated Tekla model. These outputs are linked to real-time model geometry, sequencing, and status—ensuring they reflect the latest coordination updates. From elevation callouts to member tags and part marks, every element is represented with clarity and context.
We organize erection drawings by floor level, phase, or zone—mirroring the site’s actual build sequence. This makes it easier for site teams to plan material handling, track progress, and align lifting strategies. Drawings include crane reach limits, temporary bracing notations, and safe access indicators—providing actionable insights that support logistics and site safety.
All erection drawings are derived from a coordinated Tekla model, ensuring alignment with shop drawings, part lists, and fabrication status. Our model-to-drawing workflow reduces human error and keeps documentation synchronized across teams. Deliverables are provided in DWG, PDF, DGN, and IFC formats—ready for use in BIM 360, Trimble Connect, or your preferred CDE platform.
We integrate seamlessly with your digital construction environment—be it Autodesk Construction Cloud, Trimble Connect, Revizto, or BIM Track. Erection plans and sequencing drawings are delivered in coordination with issue tracking platforms, model reviews, and approval workflows. Each annotation, revision, or field note is traceable through your preferred CDE.
Our Tekla erection drawings follow your BIM Execution Plan (BEP), naming conventions, project-specific layer management, and client templates. Whether your documentation is ISO 19650-aligned or governed by internal protocols, we tailor drawing outputs to meet your technical and regulatory standards.
Changes to fabrication, coordination, or site logistics? No problem. We update the Tekla model and regenerate affected drawings in real time—highlighting modified elements with cloud callouts, colored overlays, and section cuts. These fast-tracked revisions reduce downtime and help the erection team adapt without confusion or delays.
We don’t just draft drawings—we make them site-usable. Every plan is checked for crane logic, lift path, connection order, and part accessibility. From anchor bolt layouts to roof truss installation, our erection sets provide the information field crews need to work safely and confidently.
From steel stair cores to large-span hangars, our erection documentation services scale to meet your project’s complexity. We manage drawing sets for thousands of steel elements, organizing them into logical packages that streamline delivery, erection, and inspections.
Our Tekla Erection Drawing Services bring the model to life on site. By connecting the digital model with physical installation workflows, we reduce field errors, improve sequencing, and help teams build faster and safer. The result? Fewer delays, cleaner documentation, and steel that stands where it should—right the first time.
Tekla Erection Drawing Services – Field-Ready, Sequenced, and Model-Synced Outputs. Our Tekla Erection Drawing Services deliver detailed, fabrication-aligned documentation that guides on-site steel assembly with accuracy and clarity. Generated directly from your Tekla Structures model, our erection drawings are coordinated with construction sequencing, safety logistics, and fabrication outputs—ensuring every steel component is placed and connected correctly in the field. Each deliverable is customized to your project standards, whether you're working under AISC, Eurocode, IS 800, or BS codes, and adheres to your drawing templates, layer conventions, and title blocks.
We provide clear, dimensioned General Arrangement (GA) drawings for columns, beams, braces, and other members—complete with plan views, elevations, and sections. These drawings include erection marks, reference grids, part tags, bolt/weld callouts, and installation notes, helping site crews install components with minimal interpretation or ambiguity.
Our erection drawing sets are organized according to construction phases, building levels, zones, or crane sequencing. This supports just-in-time delivery, lift planning, and safer erection workflows. Each drawing highlights build order, connections, temporary supports, and embed coordination—mapped clearly for foremen and site engineers.
Erection drawings include weld and bolt specifications for each assembly, directly reflecting the Tekla model. Weld symbols (fillet, groove, full-penetration) and bolt groups (sizes, grades, quantities) are annotated in context, reducing misinterpretation at the site. These details ensure alignment with shop drawings and avoid redundant field communication.
Where required, we include crane paths, access clearances, lifting direction arrows, and temporary support callouts—helping your team pre-plan sequences for safety, stability, and efficient installation. These notations reduce lifting conflicts and improve field productivity.
We provide optional erection sequencing diagrams derived from the Tekla model, including 3D views, lift packages, and sequencing callouts. These help construction managers visualize build order, coordinate trades, and communicate with field crews more effectively.
All erection drawings are generated from the coordinated Tekla Structures model, which means every change in geometry, alignment, or part number is reflected instantly in the documentation. This model-to-drawing integration eliminates outdated drawings and ensures one version of truth across teams.
Our team manages revisions through Tekla’s change tracking and color-coded overlays, highlighting modified assemblies, connections, or part locations. Each update flows through to the GA and assembly drawings, maintaining drawing clarity and traceability throughout the project lifecycle.
We deliver erection drawings in the formats your team needs:
Each erection drawing set is checked for constructability and usability on site. From bolt alignments and bracing sequences to lift zones and access constraints, our outputs are engineered to reduce RFIs, prevent field delays, and ensure accurate steel installation.
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We deliver constructible, field-friendly erection plans that make your steel assembly faster and safer.
Tekla erection drawings are detailed 2D construction documents generated from the Tekla Structures model. They guide field teams on how to assemble and install structural steel components—showing placements, part marks, bolt locations, weld symbols, and connection details.
Shop drawings are primarily for fabrication, detailing how each steel part is cut and manufactured. Erection drawings focus on assembly—they show where and how components are installed on site, including bolt/weld instructions, member orientation, sequencing, and support requirements.
We support all types of structural steel projects, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, stadiums, warehouses, high-rises, and infrastructure. Our deliverables are scalable—from simple stair cores to complex multi-zone steel structures.
Yes. Our drawings are tailored to comply with AISC, Eurocode, IS 800, BS, or any project-specific standard. We also follow your BIM Execution Plan (BEP), naming conventions, and drawing protocols.
Absolutely. We organize drawings based on zone, level, crane sequence, or erection phase, making them easier to manage and execute on-site. This approach supports safer lifting operations and just-in-time delivery.
We deliver drawings in DWG, PDF, DGN, IFC, and Tekla-native formats (.tekla, .sketch)—compatible with BIM 360, Trimble Connect, Navisworks, and your project’s coordination platform.
Yes. All erection drawings include bolt callouts, weld symbols, and connection annotations aligned with the Tekla model and shop drawings—ensuring seamless coordination between fabrication and site execution.
We track and update revisions using Tekla’s change tracking tools and issue color-coded updates. Every modified part or connection is reflected in the latest drawings, minimizing field confusion and delays.
Yes. We can incorporate crane access, lifting directions, bracing requirements, and site constraints directly into the erection drawings, helping plan safe and efficient installation.
All our erection drawings are generated directly from the Tekla Structures model, which is continuously synced with the latest coordination updates. This ensures every drawing reflects the current geometry, part marks, and connection logic—eliminating outdated or conflicting documents.
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Whether you need detailed 3D models, support with coordination, or fabrication-ready outputs, our Tekla experts are here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation or a custom quote tailored to your project requirements.
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