CONSTRUCTION STEEL WORKS

Construction steel work, also known as structural steel erection, is the process of assembling steel components to create a framework for a building or other structure. Steel is a strong and versatile material that is well-suited for construction, and it is used in a variety of projects, from small homes to large skyscrapers.
 
The process of construction steel work typically involves the following steps:
 
Planning and design: The first step is to carefully plan and design the steel frame. This involves considering the loads that the structure will need to bear, the type of steel that will be used, and the connections that will be used to join the steel components together.
Fabrication: Once the design is complete, the steel components are fabricated in a factory. This involves cutting, shaping, and welding the steel to the correct dimensions.
Transportation: The fabricated steel components are then transported to the construction site.
Erection: The steel frame is erected on the construction site. This involves using cranes and other equipment to lift the steel components into place and secure them together.
Inspection: Once the steel frame is erected, it is inspected to ensure that it is safe and sound.

Market Potential Area:
United States, China, Germany, Japan, France, Switzerland