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Structural Drafting Group

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Engineering Accuracy from Model to Fabrication REQUEST SAMPLES

Engineering, Detailing, BIM and Drafting Services

Multidiscipline project support for steel fabricators, contractors, EPC firms, architects and engineering consultants—covering structural steel, rebar, BIM, architecture, mechanical, piping, MEP and electrical documentation.

STEELFabrication DocumentationModels, connections, shop drawings, BOMs and erection data
BIMModel-Based CoordinationArchitecture, structure, MEP, scan conversion and clash review
ENGEngineering Drafting SupportMechanical, piping, electrical and multidisciplinary drawings
QAControlled DeliverySource review, technical queries, checking and revisions
Multidiscipline engineering and construction project representing Structural Drafting Group services
Integrated Engineering Documentation Connect Design Information with Models, Drawings, Schedules and Construction Outputs
01Scope, Design Inputs and Standards
02Engineering Support and Modeling
03Detailing, Drafting and Coordination
04QA/QC, RFIs and Client Review
05Approved Issue and Revision Support
SOURCE INFORMATION CONTROLLEDDesign drawings, specifications, models, calculations, addenda and client standards organised before production DELIVERABLES CONNECTEDModels, drawings, schedules, material data, comments and revisions coordinated through one workflow
Structural Drafting Group Services

A Practical Service Structure for Design, Fabrication and Construction Teams

Structural Drafting Group provides specialist modeling, detailing, drafting and engineering-documentation support across structural, architectural, mechanical and building-services disciplines.

Projects can range from a single drawing package or model conversion to a complete steel-detailing, rebar, BIM, mechanical, piping or MEP coordination assignment. Services are configured around the client’s source information, software, standards, review process and intended downstream use.

This page is the high-level company service directory. The separate Detailing Services page provides a deeper technical hub for clients who need to compare specialist engineering, modeling and construction-documentation workflows.
Steel detailing and shop drawings Rebar detailing and estimation Architectural and structural BIM Mechanical and piping documentation MEP and electrical drawings QA/QC and revision support
Find the Right Service for Your Project
Primary Service Pillars

Six Connected Engineering and Documentation Disciplines

Choose the project discipline below, then continue to the relevant specialist service page.

STL

Structural Steel Detailing

Fabrication- and erection-focused structural steel documentation developed from approved engineering and project information.

  • Structural steel 3D modeling
  • Shop, assembly and single-part drawings
  • GA and erection drawings
  • Connection-detailing and design-support workflows
  • Miscellaneous metals, stairs and railings
  • BOM, bolt lists and fabrication outputs
Explore Structural Steel Services
RB

Rebar and Reinforced-Concrete Services

Reinforcement design assistance, shop detailing, bar schedules, models and quantity information for concrete projects.

  • Rebar shop and placement drawings
  • Bar bending schedules and bar lists
  • Rebar designing and engineering mark-ups
  • Foundations, slabs, beams, columns and walls
  • 3D reinforcement modeling
  • Bid and construction-stage estimation
Explore Rebar Services
BIM

BIM Modeling and Coordination

Model-based architecture, structure and building-services information for design, coordination and construction use.

  • Architectural and structural BIM models
  • MEP BIM and multidisciplinary coordination
  • Scan-to-BIM and point-cloud conversion
  • CAD- and PDF-to-BIM conversion
  • Clash detection and issue review
  • Model-driven drawings and quantities
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MECH

Mechanical and Piping Services

Product, machine, equipment, plant and piping documentation developed around approved technical requirements.

  • Mechanical engineering documentation
  • Product and machine design support
  • Parts, assemblies and fabrication drawings
  • PFDs, P&IDs and piping layouts
  • 3D plant models and isometrics
  • BOMs, MTOs and as-built records
Explore Mechanical Services
MEP

MEP and Electrical Services

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing design-support, drafting, BIM, shop-drawing and coordination services.

  • HVAC, plumbing and drainage layouts
  • MEP BIM and coordination models
  • Electrical power and lighting drawings
  • One-line diagrams and panel schedules
  • Control and termination diagrams
  • Shop, spool and as-built drawings
Explore MEP Services
ARCH

Architectural Drafting and BIM

Architectural drawings, model development, existing-condition documentation and multidisciplinary coordination.

  • Plans, elevations and sections
  • Architectural CAD drafting
  • Revit architectural modeling
  • Construction-document support
  • Scan- and CAD-based existing conditions
  • Architectural–structural–MEP coordination
Explore Architectural Services
Specialist Service Directory

Navigate Directly to the Required Technical Service

The current website hierarchy contains dedicated pages for the primary specialist services listed here.

Structural Steel6 PATHWAYS
Mechanical and Piping4 PATHWAYS
Rebar3 PATHWAYS
MEP and Electrical9 PATHWAYS
BIM and Architecture6 PATHWAYS
Steel

Steel Structural Detailing

Main steel-detailing pillar for models, fabrication and erection documentation.

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Steel

Steel Detailing Services

Specialist detailing page for structural-steel project production.

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Steel

Structural Steel Connection Design

Connection-design and engineering-documentation support.

Open Service
Steel

Miscellaneous Steel Detailing

Stairs, railings, ladders, platforms and miscellaneous metal packages.

Open Service
Steel

Steel Shop Drawings

Fabrication-focused shop, assembly and part-drawing support.

Open Service
Steel

Fabrication Drawings

Detailed fabrication documentation for approved steel and metalwork scope.

Open Service
Mechanical

Mechanical Engineering

Main mechanical engineering and industrial documentation pillar.

Open Service
Piping

Piping Design Services

P&IDs, layouts, models, isometrics, supports and MTO documentation.

Open Service
Mechanical

Mechanical Designing

Concept, product, machine, equipment and 3D CAD design support.

Open Service
Mechanical

Mechanical Drafting

Parts, assemblies, fabrication, GD&T and manufacturing drawings.

Open Service
Rebar

Rebar Detailing

Placement drawings, shop drawings, BBS and reinforcement models.

Open Service
Rebar

Rebar Designing

Reinforcement-design mark-ups and design-to-detailing support.

Open Service
Rebar

Rebar Estimation

Bid, procurement and construction-stage reinforcement quantities.

Open Service
MEP

MEP Design Services

Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, BIM and coordination services.

Open Service
Electrical

Electrical Drafting Services

Main electrical drawing and documentation pillar.

Open Service
Electrical

LV/HV Electrical Devices

Equipment and device documentation for approved LV/HV systems.

Open Service
Electrical

Control Circuit Drawings

Control, relay, PLC-interface and operational circuit documentation.

Open Service
Electrical

Termination Diagrams

Terminal, cable-core and interconnection documentation.

Open Service
Electrical

One-Line Diagrams

Electrical system hierarchy, distribution and equipment relationships.

Open Service
Electrical

Panel Schedules

Electrical panel schedules, circuit information and load documentation.

Open Service
Electrical

Power and Lighting Plans

Power-distribution and lighting-layout drawings.

Open Service
Electrical

Electrical Site Plans

External distribution, routing, equipment and site coordination drawings.

Open Service
BIM

BIM Services and BIM Modeling

Main BIM modeling, coordination and consulting pillar.

Open Service
BIM

Scan to BIM

Point-cloud conversion and existing-condition Revit documentation.

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BIM

CAD to BIM

CAD, PDF and legacy-document conversion into structured BIM models.

Open Service
BIM

Architectural BIM

Revit architecture, documentation and multidisciplinary coordination.

Open Service
BIM

Structural BIM

Structural model development and model-driven documentation.

Open Service
Architecture

Architectural Drafting

Architectural CAD, plans, elevations, sections and related services.

Open Service
Common Project Deliverables

Models, Drawings, Schedules and Data Prepared for the Next Project Stage

Exact outputs depend on the discipline, design stage, project standards and responsibility assigned under the contract.

01

3D Models and Digital Coordination

Steel, rebar, architectural, structural, MEP, mechanical, plant and existing-condition models developed in the agreed project environment.

02

Shop, Fabrication and Placement Drawings

Steel shop drawings, rebar placement drawings, mechanical fabrication drawings, piping isometrics and MEP shop documents.

03

Design and Construction Drawings

Plans, elevations, sections, details, layouts, diagrams, schedules, general arrangements and coordinated drawing packages.

04

Material, Quantity and Record Information

BOMs, BBS, MTOs, BOQs, schedules, bar lists, quantity take-offs, RFIs, revision logs and as-built documentation.

Flexible Engagement Models

Use the Services for a Single Package or a Connected Project Workflow

Clients may engage the team at different stages depending on the available design information, internal capability and project programme.

Concept and design-development support Drawing and model production Fabrication-documentation packages BIM and clash coordination Bid and quantity support Project backlog assistance CAD or BIM conversion As-built and revision updates
Service Quality Controls

Quality Begins with the Correct Source Information and Responsibility Structure

Checking is organised around the intended use of the model, drawing, schedule or report rather than generic claims of perfect accuracy.

01

Scope and Source Review

Confirm current design documents, specifications, models, addenda, client standards, codes, responsibilities and deliverables.

02

Production and Discipline Check

Review geometry, dimensions, marks, schedules, notes, calculations supplied by others and discipline-specific requirements.

03

Interface and Coordination Check

Review architecture, structure, equipment, MEP systems, openings, embeds, supports, access and construction interfaces.

04

Issue and Revision Check

Verify comments, RFIs, approvals, file versions, drawing status, exports, transmittals, native files and archive records.

Project Delivery Process

A Controlled Workflow across Every Service Discipline

The technical activities vary, but the underlying information-management and quality process remains consistent.

01

Scope and Input Review

Confirm source files, responsibilities, standards, deliverables, priorities and programme.

02

Project Setup and Planning

Establish software, templates, model structure, drawings, zones, packages and review gates.

03

Modeling, Detailing and Drafting

Develop the required models, drawings, schedules, quantities and supporting documents.

04

QA/QC and Client Coordination

Review technical information, interfaces, RFIs, comments, constructability and deliverable consistency.

05

Issue and Revision Support

Deliver agreed files and incorporate approved engineering, fabrication or construction changes.

Project Inputs and Outputs

Start with the Best Available Information and Define the Intended Deliverable Use

The source hierarchy and responsibility matrix should be agreed before production begins.

INTypical Source Inputs

Projects may begin with conceptual, design-development, tender, construction or existing-condition information.

Architectural and engineering drawingsSpecifications and design notes Existing CAD or BIM filesCalculations and approved design data Equipment and vendor informationPoint clouds and survey data Mark-ups, sketches and photographsClient CAD and BIM standards Project programme and prioritiesRequired software and file formats

OUTTypical Deliverables

Outputs are selected around engineering review, coordination, fabrication, construction, procurement or record use.

3D models and federated modelsShop and fabrication drawings Plans, sections and elevationsSchedules and technical diagrams BOM, BBS, MTO and BOQ outputsClash and issue reports RFIs and revision logsAs-built and record drawings Native CAD and BIM filesPDF and agreed exchange formats
Software and Delivery Platforms

Tools Selected around the Project Discipline and Client Environment

The website’s current service content identifies Tekla, SDS2, AutoCAD, Revit, Advance Steel, SolidWorks and Navisworks among the company’s principal working platforms.

Confirm software version, templates, model structure, coordinates, catalogues, file naming, native-file needs and export formats before production. Software capability does not replace qualified professional review or approval.

Tekla Structures SDS2 Autodesk Revit AutoCAD Advance Steel Navisworks SolidWorks Plant and Piping Tools Client CAD / BIM Standards
Clients and Project Applications

Services for Fabricators, Contractors, EPC Firms and Engineering Consultants

The required team, responsibility structure and deliverables vary by client type, sector and project stage.

Steel fabricators General and specialty contractors EPC and EPCM companies Structural engineering consultants Architectural and BIM firms Rebar fabricators and placers MEP contractors and consultants Mechanical and equipment companies Industrial and process facilities Commercial and institutional buildings Infrastructure and transport projects Renovation and retrofit assignments
Why Structural Drafting Group?

One Technical Partner across Multiple Documentation Disciplines

A connected service structure helps clients coordinate structural, rebar, BIM, mechanical, piping and MEP packages without treating each document as an isolated output.

01
Broad Specialist Coverage

Dedicated pathways for structural steel, rebar, BIM, architecture, mechanical, piping, MEP and electrical work.

02
Model-to-Drawing Coordination

Geometry, drawings, schedules, material information and revisions developed within connected workflows.

03
Client-Standard Adaptation

Projects configured around the required software, templates, codes, naming, review stages and issue formats.

04
Scalable Delivery Support

Support for individual assignments, complete packages, urgent milestones, recurring workloads and project backlogs.

Clearer Service SelectionClients can move directly from the company overview to the relevant specialist page and enquiry pathway.
Better Information ContinuitySource drawings, models, schedules, RFIs, comments and revisions remain connected.
Improved Multidiscipline CoordinationArchitecture, structure, equipment, MEP and fabrication interfaces can be reviewed together.
Controlled Project DeliveryScope, technical responsibility, QA/QC, client review and final issue are defined from the beginning.
Frequently Asked Questions

Engineering and Drafting Services FAQs

Common questions about service selection, project scope, deliverables, software, quality, professional responsibility and quotations.

What is the difference between the Services page and the Detailing Services page?
The Services page is the primary company-wide directory covering every major discipline. The Detailing Services page is a deeper technical hub for detailed exploration of engineering, modeling, shop-drawing and construction-documentation workflows.
Which services does Structural Drafting Group provide?
The website hierarchy includes structural steel detailing, steel connections, miscellaneous steel, shop and fabrication drawings, rebar designing, detailing and estimation, BIM services, architectural drafting and BIM, mechanical engineering, mechanical design and drafting, piping design, MEP services and specialist electrical drawing services.
Can several disciplines be combined in one project?
Yes. A project may combine structural BIM, steel detailing, rebar, architectural modeling, mechanical, piping or MEP coordination. The scope should define the lead discipline, model structure, source hierarchy, interface responsibilities and approval process.
Can the team work from sketches, PDFs or existing models?
Yes. Projects can begin from sketches, mark-ups, PDFs, CAD drawings, BIM models, specifications, point clouds, vendor documents or approved engineering information. The reliability and intended use of each source should be confirmed first.
Which software platforms are supported?
The current website content identifies Tekla Structures, SDS2, Revit, AutoCAD, Advance Steel, Navisworks and SolidWorks, along with specialist plant, piping and engineering tools. Confirm the exact platform and version for each project.
Does every service include engineering calculations or professional approval?
No. Professional responsibility varies by contract and jurisdiction. Structural analysis, connection calculations, system calculations, code interpretation, professional seals and final approval must be expressly assigned to appropriately qualified and authorised parties.
How is quality controlled?
Typical controls include source and scope review, production self-check, discipline checking, multidisciplinary coordination, RFI tracking, client-comment review and final release verification. The exact process depends on the deliverable.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Share the project discipline, current drawings or models, specifications, approximate size or quantity, required deliverables, software and version, standards, responsibility scope, review process, milestone programme and sample files where available.

Need Help Selecting the Right Detailing, BIM or Engineering-Drafting Service?

Share the project discipline, source files, required models or drawings, software environment, standards, review process and delivery programme. Structural Drafting Group will review the most suitable service pathway and project-team structure.