Staff Memos

Staff Memos for Steel Detailer
  • Adding details without approval which affects other trades

    This memo clarifies the process for handling drawing approvals and issuance to ensure project coordination and minimize potential errors. Drawing Approval Reviews: When receiving approved drawings, carefully review them for any markups that may significantly impact other trades or existing structural elements (e.g., slabs, foundations, anchor bolts). Example: If an approved drawing introduces a slab…

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  • Memo 43 – The Process of Invoicing – Check if Invoices have been raised

    What is the problem What is the process? Things may vary, depending on the job, but that’s it in a nuthsell. Check Payment terms before: Alert someone if you see that invoices have not been raised: But the Managing Director said: “we have been paid” therefore I sent the drawings: How do I check? Check…

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  • Memo 43 – Cut the Crap from your marketing materials

    I see this type of thing all too often from Tek1 staff – from both our offices: At Tek1, we believe in pushing the boundaries of conventional design to provide our clients with superior results. This project exemplifies our dedication to innovation and quality in every detail Cut it out. It’s nothing but BS /…

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  • Concrete and Steel – Hidden Snags to Watch out For –A Case Study in Duffy’s Forrest – An Example of Something that can Kill your client

    “In the world of steel detailing, failing to account for concrete variances can cost your client dearly. This case study from Duffy’s Forest serves as a vital reminder of why site surveys in steel detailing are non-negotiable. Without accurate site measurements, you risk massive on-site rectification costs—including crane hire and specialized labor crews—that can easily…

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