Frequently Asked Questions

Drafting is the process of creating technical drawings that communicate how a product, system, or structure should be built. CAD (Computer-Aided Design) is the software used to create, modify, and optimise these drawings digitally.

CAD is the shorthand term we use to describe the software used to generate models and drawings. AutoCAD is a specific brand of drafting software.

It takes your design idea and turns it into something people can build from-something with clear lines, measurements, and instructions.

Engineering, Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, and many others rely on CAD drafting services.

We usually send PDFs, DXFs, and STEP files. Other formats are available if needed.

A data-rich model is a 3D CAD model that contains not just geometry, but embedded information about materials, tolerances, metadata, and relationships between components. These models are designed to support downstream processes like FEA or generating manufacturing drawings.

All work is performed in compliance with: • Australian Standards (AS) • ISO standards • Client-specific standards and specifications

Yes. We produce certification documentation for: • Finite Element Analysis (FEA) • Non-destructive testing • Destructive testing All certification documents are reviewed and signed by our engineers.

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Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams are detailed schematics that are used in many industries, including mining & agricultural, showing things like process equipment and control systems.

For an As-Built drawing, we would typically come to the location of the job and take measurements or a 3D scan of the asset and create a 3D CAD model. From this information, we would then create a precise drawing that can be referred to in the future.

Certification plaques provide visible proof that an asset has been designed in accordance with any applicable standards and regulations.

Engineering drawings are precise technical diagrams that visually communicates the design, dimensions, materials, and specifications needed to manufacture or construct a product or structure.