Expert Tekla Steel Detailing Quality Checker with 4 Years Experience

Expert Tekla Steel Detailing Quality Checker with 4 Years ExperienceExpert Tekla Steel Detailing Quality Checker with 4 Years Experience

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SHEIK SALMAN

• Feb 14

Checking of contract drawings and standards relating to the projects from the customers.

Understanding the complexity of the project.

If the design drawing parameters are not matching updating the issue to the engineer. The RFI will be considered if it is provided by the engineer.

Checking the connection possibilities & feasibility as per AISC & OSHA standards

Checking D-sheet as per contract drawing for fabrication dimension.

Updating the model team for any correction to be taken up based on errors found while checking design parameters in the connection.

I know the basics of shop drawing editing & basic modelling.

I have 4 years of experience in Tekla steel detailing as a engineer checker (QA,QC).

Quality Assurance Engineering Tekla Quality Assurance Testing AutoCAD Bluebeam

Eduard Tretiakov

• 2d

Architectural 3D visualization

3D Rendering 3D Design 3D Modeling Adobe Photoshop AutoCAD Autodesk 3ds Max

Adegoke Samuel

• 1d

wonderful quality, ive gotten many inspiration form this render

Eduard Tretiakov

• 2d

Architectural sketches

3D Design 3D Modeling Visual Arts AutoCAD SketchUp

Aldrin Caballero

pro

• 2d

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