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Smooth Start: Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Tekla Structures with Environment, Catalogue & MTO Setup
Read more: Smooth Start: Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Tekla Structures with Environment, Catalogue & MTO SetupWhether you’re reinstalling Tekla or setting it up on a fresh system, getting everything aligned for our internal workflow – including the Material Take Off (MTO) process – is crucial for smooth operation. Here’s a complete, easy-to-follow guide to installing Tekla Structures, configuring the Australasia environment, and setting up our Effective MTO DLL for seamless…
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Memo 48: Model Format and its sequence Submission to Client
Read more: Memo 48: Model Format and its sequence Submission to ClientBased on a requirement with one of our precast Clients. The following things need to be followed while submitting the Precast Model IFC Model: (For Builder and Consultant Use) Purpose: Live Link: (For Precast Manufacturer and Erection Engineer Use) Purpose:
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Memo 47: Check the work of your juniors, you’re responsible
Read more: Memo 47: Check the work of your juniors, you’re responsibleI spoke to a TL re: something that was missed on an MTO. The reason given was that it was a junior who did the work, and that this work is not usually checked. The Consequences of Bad Work? How to avoid “missing things”?
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Memo 46 – If you don’t have a professional license, or are not an expert: don’t comment.
Read more: Memo 46 – If you don’t have a professional license, or are not an expert: don’t comment.Also: Should you charge for your opinion? Someone asks you for a professional opinion on an area that is not your area. Rule 1: If it is not your area of expertise: don’t give your opinion Rule 2: If it is your expertise: make sure you charge for it Case Study: [To be inserted]
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