Quality Assurance & Control: Develop and implement quality control plans, conduct in-process and final inspections, and ensure products meet quality standards. Material Inspection: Inspect incoming raw materials and work with suppliers to ensure compliance with quality requirements. Non-Conformance Management: Identify root causes of quality issues, implement corrective actions, and manage non-conformance issues. Process Improvement: Collaborate with engineering and production teams to identify areas for process improvement and implement changes. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of quality control activities, inspections, and non-conformances. Collaboration: Work with various teams, including production, engineering, and procurement, to ensure quality throughout the fabrication process

Conceptualization and Design: Developing initial design concepts based on client needs, project requirements, and design principles. 3D Modeling and Visualization: Creating detailed 3D models of interior spaces, including furniture, fixtures, and other design elements. Rendering and Animation: Generating high-quality renderings and animations to showcase the design, incorporating lighting, materials, and textures for realistic visualization. Collaboration: Working closely with clients, architects, and other designers to refine designs and ensure they align with project goals. Technical Proficiency: Utilizing various 3D modeling, rendering, and animation software (e.g., 3ds Max, V-Ray, AutoCAD, Blender, Maya). Project Management: Managing multiple projects, meeting deadlines, and ensuring designs stay within budget. Presentation and Communication: Preparing presentations and effectively communicating design concepts to clients and stakeholders. Staying Updated: Keeping abreast of the latest design trends, software, and technologies. Quality Assurance: Ensuring all design elements meet quality standards and project specifications.

Call us for interview Interpreting technical drawings: Fabrication fitters read and understand blueprints, schematics, and other specifications to guide their work. Cutting and shaping metal: They use various tools and machinery, including saws, shears, grinders, and flame cutters, to prepare metal components. Welding and assembly: They weld, bolt, or rivet metal parts together to form completed units or subunits. Fitting and aligning: They position, align, and fit metal parts using hand tools, jacks, and other specialized equipment. Quality control: They inspect completed assemblies to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications. Maintenance and repair: They maintain and repair tools, equipment, and fabricated products. Safety compliance: They adhere to safety regulations and procedures, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Creating 2D and 3D Drawings: Developing detailed drawings, layouts, and models based on project requirements using AutoCAD. Reviewing and Modifying Designs: Examining and updating drawings throughout the project lifecycle, incorporating feedback and changes. Coordinating with Teams: Collaborating with engineers, architects, and other project stakeholders to ensure design alignment and meet project milestones. Ensuring Accuracy and Standards: Adhering to industry standards, building codes, and project specifications in all drawings. Managing Documentation: Organizing and maintaining drawing files, ensuring proper version control and accessibility. Interpreting Sketches and Plans: Understanding and translating architectural and engineering sketches into accurate drawings.