Hard Skills
AdvancedComputer-Aided Design (CAD) ProficiencyThe ability to use software such as AutoCAD, Tekla Structures, or Revit to create detailed 2D and 3D drawings for steel frame construction.
IntermediateSteel Connection DetailingSpecifying the precise methods of joining steel members, including weld types, bolt configurations, and plate specifications.
IntermediateInterpretation of Engineering BlueprintsThe capacity to read and translate architectural and structural engineering plans into detailed shop drawings for manufacturing.
IntermediateBuilding Information Modeling (BIM) CollaborationThe practice of coordinating 3D models with other construction disciplines to identify and resolve spatial clashes before fabrication.
IntermediateKnowledge of Structural Codes and StandardsUnderstanding industry standards such as AISC, CISC, or Eurocodes pertaining to steel fabrication and construction.