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Project Management

From Enquiry to Handover.

A disciplined, milestone-driven delivery system — engineering, production, dispatch and site execution working as one.
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The Delivery Lifecycle

How a Project Flows.

Every ETS project moves through seven controlled stages — each with clear ownership, sign-offs and quality gates — so nothing is left to chance between order and handover.
1

Enquiry & Requirement

Every project starts with a disciplined feasibility and costing review before commitment.
  • Receive RFQ, drawings & specifications from client
  • Budgetary costing & proposal submission
  • Order review, MD approval & CSD allocation
  • Feasibility check on span, load & site conditions
  • Negotiation, revision & re-submission
  • Order confirmation issued to ETSPL
2

Design & Engineering

In-house engineering converts scope into precise, code-compliant fabrication intent.
  • GA drawings & structural design as per IS codes
  • Modelling in STAAD Pro, Tekla & AutoCAD
  • Connection detailing & anchor bolt plans
  • Approval drawing submission to client
3

Approvals

Formal sign-offs lock the design before a single plate is cut.
  • STAAD analysis approvals
  • Client / consultant approval on GA drawings
  • Anchor bolt layout approval from client / consultant
  • Final BOQ freeze & project scheduling
4

Manufacturing

Fabrication runs to schedule with stage-wise quality control built in.
  • Raw material procurement (plates, coils)
  • Surface treatment & shot blasting
  • CNC cutting, fit-up, welding & finishing
  • Stage-wise painting & quality inspection
5

Dispatch & Logistics

Material leaves the plant packed in the exact order the site will erect it.
  • Pre-inspection & dispatch clearance by Quality
  • Dispatch planning based on site readiness
  • Packing as per erection sequence
  • Coordination with transporters
6

Site Execution

Trained erection teams assemble the structure to a planned sequence.
  • Material unloading & stacking
  • Alignment, bolting & tightening
  • Erection: Columns → Beams → Rafters → Purlins → Sheeting
  • Bolted connections with minimal site welding
7

Final Handover

The project closes only when the client signs off, fully documented.
  • Snag identification & clearance
  • Documentation & handover certificate
  • Final inspection with client / architect

Planning & Coordination

One Schedule, One Team.

Timelines are planned across design, production, dispatch and erection — driven by project scope, tonnage and site conditions, then captured in a detailed master schedule. Departments stay aligned through weekly coordination meetings and real-time updates over calls, reports and our ERP system.
  • Engineering → Production → Quality → Dispatch → Site alignment
  • Weekly coordination meetings across departments
  • Strict, stage-wise milestone tracking
  • Parallel activities — design runs alongside procurement
  • Daily & weekly progress monitoring

Typical Project Duration

Small Projects
Up to 150 MT
30–45 days
Small Projects
Up to 150 MT
30–45 days
Small Projects
Up to 150 MT
30–45 days
Fast-Track Capability
When timelines demand it, we accelerate through priority production, deployment of multiple erection teams and pre-engineered standard sections — without compromising quality.
Why Projects Run Smoothly

Delivery That Earns Repeat Clients.

What clients value most is consistent — on-time delivery, quality of fabrication and professional site execution, project after project.
Strong Inter-Department Coordination

1 Engineering, production, quality, dispatch and site teams aligned through weekly reviews and live ERP updates.

Experienced Erection Teams

2 Skilled crews and planned sequencing keep site work fast, clean and predictable.

Planned Dispatch & Sequencing

3 Material arrives in erection order, reducing handling, rework and idle time on site.

Corrective & Preventive Action

4 Issues are logged, resolved and engineered out so they don't recur across projects.

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