Mechanical Engineering | 3D Scanning | 3D Modelling
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Hamilton By Design provides 3D CAD modelling services for industrial equipment, mechanical components and brownfield plant upgrades.
Models can be developed from 3D LiDAR point clouds, detailed component scans, site measurements, existing drawings or physical equipment. This creates an accurate digital representation that can support engineering design, equipment modifications, reverse engineering, fabrication and installation planning.
Our 3D CAD models can cover conveyors, transfer chutes, guards, pump skids, tanks, pipework, platforms, machinery and other fixed plant assets. Depending on the project, models may include individual parts, mechanical assemblies, equipment layouts, surrounding structures and the interfaces required to connect new designs to existing plant.
Combining practical mechanical experience with 3D scanning and CAD modelling helps us consider fabrication, assembly, maintenance access, transport and installation requirements during model development.
Deliverables may include native SolidWorks files and compatible formats such as STEP, Parasolid, DXF and PDF. General arrangement and fabrication drawings can also be developed from approved 3D models.
Services are available throughout Sydney, Newcastle, the Hunter Valley, regional NSW and across Australia.
3D Scanning Bathurst | Engineering-Grade LiDAR & Scan-to-CAD
Bathurst and the Central West region support a diverse mix of manufacturing facilities, mining operations, quarries, infrastructure assets, utilities, and heritage structures. These environments demand more than survey-grade outputs.
Hamilton By Design combines LiDAR scanning with mechanical engineering expertise, ensuring that:
Scan coverage targets critical interfaces and load paths
Accuracy supports fabrication-ready design
Models reflect real-world constraints, not assumptions
This significantly reduces rework, clashes, and site uncertainty during upgrades or expansions.
Our 3D Scanning Services in Bathurst
We provide a complete scan-to-engineering workflow, including:
High-resolution terrestrial LiDAR scanning
Registered point clouds (colourised and structured)
Support for mechanical, structural, and fabrication design
All deliverables are tailored to your project scope — from concept planning through to construction and installation.
Typical Bathurst Applications
Our 3D scanning services are commonly used for:
Industrial plant upgrades and brownfield modifications
Mining and quarry infrastructure
Conveyors, chutes, hoppers, and bulk materials handling systems
Mechanical equipment replacement and tie-ins
Structural steel verification and retrofits
Asset documentation and digital twins
Risk reduction for shutdown and live-site works
Where required, scanning data is integrated directly into engineering calculations, FEA models, and fabrication drawings.
Why Hamilton By Design
Engineer-Led Scanning
Your scan is planned and executed by engineers who understand loads, tolerances, constructability, and compliance, not just data capture.
Fit-for-Purpose Accuracy
We capture only the data that matters — at the accuracy required for design, fabrication, and installation.
Single-Source Accountability
One team responsible for scanning, modelling, and engineering, eliminating scope gaps between consultants.
Regional & Mobile Delivery
We regularly support projects across Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, Dubbo, Mudgee, and the broader Central West NSW, mobilising to site as required.
Deliverables You Can Build From
Depending on your project, we can supply:
Registered point clouds (E57 / RCP / compatible formats)
3D CAD models aligned to engineering workflows
GA drawings and interface layouts
Fabrication-ready references
Digital records for asset management and future upgrades
Our clients:
3D Scanning Bathurst – Get Started
If you are planning a retrofit, upgrade, or new installation in Bathurst or Central West NSW, early 3D scanning can significantly reduce risk and cost.
Talk to an engineer about your site Request a Bathurst 3D scanning proposal On-site scanning available across the Central West
AS 1657 – Fixed Platforms, Walkways, Stairways & Ladders
One of the Most Enforced Standards on Mine Sites
Safe access is fundamental to operating plant. If people are required to inspect, operate, isolate, maintain, or repair equipment, they must be able to access it safely. This is why AS 1657 – Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways & ladders is one of the most actively enforced Australian Standards across mine sites, processing plants, and heavy industry.
Unlike many structural standards, AS 1657 compliance is highly visible, directly linked to injury risk, and simple for regulators to assess during inspections. As a result, access systems are often one of the first areas reviewed following incidents, audits, or site modifications.
Hamilton By Design supports asset owners by converting real as-built access steelwork into verified, engineering-grade digital records that can be assessed, upgraded, and documented with confidence.
Why AS 1657 Is Enforced So Frequently
AS 1657 governs how people physically move around plant. Regulators do not need detailed calculations to identify non-compliance — they can see it immediately.
AS 1657 enforcement is commonly driven by:
Slips, trips and falls remaining a leading cause of mine-site injuries
Direct links to working-at-heights risk
Clear dimensional and geometric requirements
Strong alignment with WHS duty-of-care obligations
In practice, AS 1657 is enforced not because it is complex, but because non-compliance is visible and consequential.
Where AS 1657 Compliance Breaks Down in Operating Plant
Most access systems are originally designed with good intent. Problems develop over time as plant is modified, upgraded, or repurposed — while access arrangements are not re-verified.
Common real-world scenarios include:
Walkways designed for inspection now used for routine maintenance
Increased personnel traffic driven by reliability or production demands
Temporary access becoming permanent
New guarding, chutes, pipework or services reducing clearances
Access steelwork modified during shutdowns with no formal review
The standard did not change — the way the plant is used did.
Common AS 1657 Non-Conformances on Mine Sites
Across brownfield assets, the same access issues appear repeatedly:
Walkways narrower than required for the task being performed
Missing, incomplete, or inconsistent handrails and toe boards
Stairways outside allowable pitch or geometry limits
Inconsistent riser heights and tread depths
Ladders used where stairs should be provided
Unsafe access around conveyors, tanks, hoppers, and transfer stations
Ad-hoc access steelwork added without drawings or verification
Individually these issues may appear minor. Collectively, they represent a significant safety, compliance, and governance risk.
“Looks Safe” Is Not the Same as Compliant
A common industry assumption is that if access appears safe, it must be compliant. In reality:
Dimensional non-compliance is often subtle
Incremental changes hide cumulative risk
Visual acceptability does not equal compliance
Documentation is frequently missing or outdated
Most access systems do not fail catastrophically. They fail audits, inspections, and incident reviews.
AS 1657 Interfaces with Other Standards
AS 1657 rarely exists in isolation on mine sites. It typically interfaces with:
AS 3990 – Mechanical equipment steelwork supporting access systems
AS 1755 – Conveyors and associated access and guarding
AS 4100 – Steel structures
WHS legislation – Enforcement and duty-holder accountability
Many compliance gaps occur at the interfaces between standards rather than within a single document.
The Documentation Gap in Access Compliance
A recurring challenge on older or modified sites is not necessarily unsafe access — it is unverified access.
Common documentation gaps include:
Missing or obsolete access drawings
Handrails, stairs, and platforms never updated in CAD
Legacy drawings that no longer reflect site conditions
Inability to demonstrate compliance during audits
If you cannot prove what exists, it becomes difficult to prove compliance, fitness-for-purpose, or due diligence.
The Role of LiDAR Scanning in AS 1657 Compliance
Engineering-grade 3D LiDAR scanning provides a practical solution to access compliance challenges by capturing accurate as-built geometry.
LiDAR scanning allows asset owners to:
Measure real walkway widths, clearances, stair geometry and ladder access
Verify existing access systems against AS 1657 requirements
Identify non-compliances before audits or incidents
Design access upgrades that fit existing plant first time
Create reliable digital records for governance and lifecycle management
This approach replaces assumptions with measured reality.
Access compliance is most commonly compromised during:
Tight shutdown windows
Conveyor and guarding upgrades
Debottlenecking and plant modifications
“Like-for-like” replacements that repeat legacy issues
Without accurate as-built data, access upgrades risk fabrication rework, site clashes, and reinstating non-compliant geometry. Digital verification prior to fabrication significantly reduces these risks.
Our clients:
AS 1657 as a Due Diligence Issue for Asset Owners
For officers and senior leaders, AS 1657 compliance is not just an engineering detail — it is a governance and due-diligence issue.
Demonstrating due diligence increasingly requires:
Evidence-based decision making
Documented verification of access systems
Clear linkage between identified risks and controls
Audit-ready engineering records
AS 1657 compliance is often one of the most visible indicators of how seriously an organisation treats safety and asset stewardship.
Practical Triggers to Review AS 1657 Compliance
An AS 1657 review should be considered when:
A near-miss or fall incident occurs
Maintenance frequency increases
New guarding or conveyors are installed
Access is modified during shutdowns
An audit or regulator inspection is upcoming
Assets are being sold, leased, or handed over
Early verification is significantly more cost-effective than reactive remediation.
How Hamilton By Design Supports AS 1657 Compliance
Hamilton By Design supports access compliance by combining:
Engineering-grade LiDAR scanning
Accurate as-built CAD models
Practical upgrade and retrofit design
Fabrication-ready documentation
This enables asset owners to move from assumed compliance to verified compliance, with confidence in safety, constructability, and governance.
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-led 3D CAD design services in Sydney, supporting construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and industrial projects where accuracy, coordination, and certifiable outcomes matter.
Our Sydney-based 3D CAD services are built on measured reality, using professional laser scanning and point cloud data to ensure that CAD models reflect what truly exists on site — not assumptions taken from legacy drawings or incomplete information.
This approach reduces risk, prevents rework, and supports engineers, builders, and asset owners in delivering reliable outcomes.
Engineering-Grade 3D CAD Design
A 3D CAD designer working on engineering projects must do more than “draw in 3D”. Engineers rely on CAD models to:
Produce certified drawings
Verify interfaces and tolerances
Coordinate structural and mechanical elements
Support construction sequencing and installation
Reduce clashes and site modifications
Our CAD designers work as part of an integrated engineering workflow, aligned with how designs are reviewed, approved, and built in Sydney.
CAD Built from Real-World Data
Where projects involve existing buildings, plant, or infrastructure, our CAD models are developed directly from LiDAR scan data, ensuring dimensional accuracy and spatial confidence.
Our 3D CAD designers regularly support Sydney construction and engineering teams by delivering models suitable for coordination, shop detailing, and constructability review.
Strong integration with laser scanning and point clouds
Experience across construction, industrial, and infrastructure projects
Models suitable for certified and reviewed engineering outcomes
We do not offer generic drafting. We provide 3D CAD design that engineers can rely on.
Talk to a Sydney-Based 3D CAD Designer
If your project requires accurate CAD models built from real site conditions, Hamilton By Design can support your Sydney project from scan through to CAD delivery.
📩 Contact us to discuss your 3D CAD designer requirements in Sydney.
Related Sydney Services
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-led 3D scanning, LiDAR scanning, mechanical engineering and digital engineering services throughout Sydney and Greater Sydney.
Explore our related Sydney services:
3D Scanning Sydney – Engineering-grade terrestrial laser scanning, as-built surveys and point cloud capture for industrial, infrastructure and commercial projects.
Reality Capture Sydney – High-accuracy reality capture, digital twins, asset documentation and engineering-grade site verification.
Scan to CAD Sydney – Convert point cloud data into AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor and other engineering-ready CAD deliverables.
Point Cloud Modelling Sydney– Engineering-grade point cloud processing, clash detection, as-built verification and 3D modelling.
Mechanical Engineering Sydney – Mechanical design, plant upgrades, materials handling systems, conveyors, chutes, platforms and engineering support.
Structural Drafting Sydney– Structural steel drafting, fabrication drawings, GA drawings, workshop detailing and as-built documentation.
Hamilton By Design supports projects throughout Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Liverpool, Penrith, Blacktown, Chatswood, Alexandria, Mascot, Newcastle and the Central Coast.
3D Point Cloud Modelling Melbourne | Engineering-Led LiDAR Models
Melbourne is home to some of Australia’s most complex industrial, infrastructure, and construction assets. From live manufacturing facilities and transport infrastructure to commercial and brownfield redevelopment projects, accurate understanding of existing conditions is critical.
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-grade 3D point cloud modelling services in Melbourne, supporting projects where precision, constructability, and accountability matter. Our workflows convert high-accuracy LiDAR scan data into usable engineering models that reflect what actually exists on site.
Engineering-Grade Point Cloud Modelling for Melbourne Projects
3D point cloud modelling is not simply about visualisation. For engineering, construction, and industrial projects in Melbourne, point clouds are used to:
Establish accurate existing conditions
Verify interfaces with existing assets
Reduce site rework and clashes
Support constructable design decisions
Enable confident fabrication and installation
Our modelling workflows are developed for engineering and delivery, not presentation.
From 3D Laser Scanning to Usable Engineering Models
All point cloud modelling begins with accurate data capture. Our Melbourne projects are supported by engineering-led 3D laser scanning, producing high-resolution point cloud datasets suitable for detailed modelling and analysis.
Once captured, point cloud data is processed, registered, and validated before being used as the foundation for downstream modelling.
Point Clouds as the Basis for As-Built Modelling
A common challenge on Melbourne projects is the lack of reliable as-built information. Drawings may be outdated, incomplete, or no longer reflect site conditions due to years of undocumented modifications.
Our point cloud modelling services directly address this issue by enabling:
Accurate as-built geometry derived from LiDAR data
Verification of steelwork, plant, and structural interfaces
Confident modelling of upgrades, retrofits, and extensions
For projects requiring documented existing conditions, point clouds are often converted into as-built drawings and models to support engineering, construction, and compliance requirements.
Applications of 3D Point Cloud Modelling in Melbourne
Our Melbourne point cloud modelling services are commonly used across:
Industrial and manufacturing facilities
Mechanical plant upgrades and retrofits
Infrastructure and utilities projects
Construction coordination and verification
Structural steel and access modifications
In these environments, point clouds provide a single, reliable source of truth that engineering teams can trust.
Integration with Engineering and Design Services
Point cloud modelling does not exist in isolation. At Hamilton By Design, point clouds are integrated into broader engineering workflows, supporting:
Mechanical and structural design
CAD modelling and documentation
Constructability review
Interface coordination
Asset information and lifecycle planning
Our point cloud services form part of a wider suite of engineering services delivered nationally, ensuring continuity from site capture through to design and documentation.
For Melbourne projects, the quality of a point cloud model directly affects downstream decisions. Our approach ensures that:
Data is captured with engineering intent
Modelling reflects real-world geometry and tolerances
Assumptions are minimised
Risks are identified early
Models can be relied upon for fabrication and site work
This engineering-owned approach reduces uncertainty and improves project outcomes, particularly on complex or live sites.
3D Point Cloud Modelling Services Across Melbourne
We support projects across metropolitan Melbourne and surrounding regions, including inner-city sites, industrial precincts, and large-scale infrastructure corridors. Whether supporting early project definition or detailed upgrade works, our point cloud modelling services are tailored to the realities of Melbourne’s built environment.
Discuss a 3D Point Cloud Modelling Project in Melbourne
If you require accurate, engineering-grade 3D point cloud modelling in Melbourne, Hamilton By Design can support your project from initial capture through to usable engineering models and documentation.
Contact our team to discuss how point cloud modelling can reduce risk and improve certainty on your next Melbourne project.
Brisbane is one of Australia’s most active centres for industrial, infrastructure, and brownfield development. From live manufacturing facilities and ports to mineral processing plants and inner-city construction, projects in South East Queensland demand 3D CAD models that reflect reality — not assumptions.
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-led 3D CAD services in Brisbane, supporting mechanical, industrial, and construction projects where accuracy, constructability, and coordination are critical.
Engineering-Led 3D CAD for Brisbane Projects
Our 3D CAD workflows are developed for environments where:
Existing structures must be retained or modified
Access is constrained or live operations continue
Fabrication tolerances matter
Errors translate directly into cost, downtime, or safety risk
Rather than producing conceptual or presentation-only models, our Brisbane CAD services focus on fit-for-purpose engineering outcomes — models that can be trusted for fabrication, installation, and long-term asset management.
Scan-to-CAD: Accurate Models Built on Real Geometry
A defining feature of 3D CAD in Brisbane is the dominance of brownfield and upgrade projects. As-built information is often incomplete, outdated, or missing altogether.
To address this, our CAD services are tightly integrated with engineering-grade LiDAR scanning:
Existing conditions are captured using high-accuracy point cloud data
CAD models are built directly from site geometry
Interfaces with existing steel, plant, and services are verified early
This approach reduces clashes, rework, and site-based decision making.
For projects requiring detailed existing-conditions capture, our CAD services are commonly paired with:
This integrated approach allows Brisbane clients to move from site capture to fabrication-ready models without fragmentation or loss of accountability.
Why Brisbane Projects Benefit from Engineering-Owned CAD
Brisbane’s mix of live industrial assets, ageing infrastructure, and complex construction environments means CAD decisions carry real-world consequences.
Our Brisbane CAD workflows are:
Engineer-owned, not drafting-only
Developed with site conditions in mind
Accountable to constructability and safety
Aligned with Australian Standards and industry best practice
This makes our CAD outputs suitable for use in shutdown planning, procurement, fabrication, and installation, not just design coordination.
3D CAD Services Across Greater Brisbane
We support projects across the greater Brisbane region, including:
Inner-city and CBD environments
Industrial estates and ports
Manufacturing precincts
Infrastructure and utilities corridors
Whether supporting a standalone upgrade or a larger engineering program, our 3D CAD services are structured to integrate smoothly into existing project teams.
Discuss a 3D CAD Project in Brisbane
If you are planning an upgrade, retrofit, or new installation in Brisbane and require accurate, engineering-grade 3D CAD, we can support your project from early capture through to fabrication-ready deliverables.
Contact Hamilton By Design to discuss how our 3D CAD and scan-to-CAD services can reduce risk and improve outcomes on your Brisbane project.
Preserving Today’s Information for Tomorrow’s Engineering Decisions
Buildings are long-life assets, but the information describing how they were actually built is often short-lived. Drawings become outdated, undocumented changes accumulate, and critical details disappear once concrete is poured or walls are closed.
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-grade 3D scanning and as-built BIM documentation across Greater Sydney, capturing what actually exists on site and converting it into reliable, decision-ready information that supports maintenance, compliance, refurbishment, sustainability upgrades, and long-term asset planning.
The data we collect today supports the engineering choices of tomorrow.
BIM Is Not a Concept Model — BIM Is As-Built Truth
BIM is often misunderstood as a design or visualisation tool. In practice, BIM only becomes valuable when it documents what was actually built, not what was originally intended.
This approach ensures that BIM outputs reflect real geometry, tolerances, and interfaces, remain useful years after construction, and support future engineering decisions.
Why Preserving As-Built Information Matters
Once a building enters service, change is constant. Services are rerouted during refurbishments and fit-outs, structural elements are modified, penetrations are added, and access conditions evolve.
Without a verified baseline, future engineers are forced to rely on assumptions.
By combining engineering-grade 3D laser scanning in Sydney with fit-for-purpose BIM documentation, we create a defensible digital record of the asset at a known point in time: https://www.hamiltonbydesign.com.au/3d-scanning-sydney/
This record becomes a reference that can be trusted long after drawings, photos, and site knowledge have disappeared.
Capturing Information Before It Becomes Hidden
Timing is critical.
3D scanning delivers the greatest long-term value when undertaken before concrete is poured, before walls or gyprock are fixed, before ceilings are closed, or before major refurbishments begin.
Once these elements are concealed, understanding what exists becomes invasive, interpretive, and costly. Early-stage reality capture creates a permanent digital record of conditions that would otherwise be lost forever.
Engineering-Led Scan-to-BIM
Accurate BIM requires more than software. Our workflows are grounded in engineering-led decision making and documentation, ensuring models are aligned with how assets actually perform and are modified over time: https://www.hamiltonbydesign.com.au/mechanical-engineering-services/
This approach ensures BIM outputs are fit for real engineering use, suitable for upgrades and modification, defensible for compliance and due diligence, and useful for fabrication, coordination, and access planning.
Supporting Commercial Buildings Across Sydney
Greater Sydney contains some of the most complex built environments in Australia, including high-density CBD assets, mixed-use developments, healthcare facilities, campuses, and strata buildings with shared services.
Preserved as-built information reduces uncertainty and allows design teams to plan works with confidence rather than assumptions.
Supporting Long-Life Industrial and Production Assets
Industrial and production facilities demand a higher level of certainty. Equipment upgrades, maintenance access, and future expansion depend on knowing exactly what exists.
In these environments, preserved information is a core risk-management tool.
Defects Investigations in 5–10 Years’ Time
Many building defects do not appear immediately. Water ingress, façade issues, slab movement, services failures, and vibration complaints often emerge years after construction.
A verified as-built scan and BIM baseline allows future engineers to compare conditions over time, identify hidden interfaces and penetrations, reduce destructive investigation, and diagnose issues more efficiently.
Without preserved data, defect investigations often start with uncertainty.
Post-Event Documentation
When an event occurs, whether seismic movement, impact damage, fire, or storm, rapid and accurate documentation becomes critical.
3D scanning after an event can capture a defensible condition record, support engineering assessment and triage, inform reinstatement scope, and assist insurers, owners, and regulators.
When paired with earlier scans, change becomes measurable rather than speculative.
Designing for Sustainability and User Experience Over the Next 10 Years
Sustainability upgrades fail when as-built reality is wrong.
Over the next decade, many Sydney assets will pursue energy upgrades, electrification pathways, improved HVAC performance, and better occupant comfort.
Scan-backed BIM supports these outcomes by ensuring plant rooms and services routes are understood, space constraints are known early, upgrades are coordinated before trades mobilise, and disruption is minimised.
Better information leads to better engineering choices and better outcomes for building users.
Engineering Decisions That Stand the Test of Time
The long-term consequences of poor documentation are well understood in engineering. Decisions made today echo years later.
Accurate as-built information underpins compliance, safety, and long-term asset performance. While 3D scanning and BIM are not mandated by a single Australian regulation, the intent of Australia’s building codes, standards, and information-management frameworks relies on reliable, traceable documentation of what has actually been constructed.
National Construction Code (NCC)
National Construction Code
The National Construction Code establishes performance requirements for structure, fire safety, access, health, amenity, and services. Although the NCC does not prescribe BIM or laser scanning, it assumes building work is supported by accurate and verifiable documentation. Scan-derived as-built BIM supports this intent by reducing reliance on assumptions during refurbishment, compliance reviews, and future upgrades.
ISO 19650 – Information Management Using BIM
ISO 19650
ISO 19650 defines best practice for managing information throughout the lifecycle of a built asset. Preserving today’s information for tomorrow’s engineering decisions aligns directly with this standard, particularly where as-built BIM is informed by reality capture and maintained as a lifecycle information resource.
Relevant Australian Standards
AS 1100 AS 3600 AS/NZS 3000 AS/NZS 3500 ISO 55000
These standards rely on accurate representation of geometry, services, and constructed conditions. Reality capture and as-built BIM support their intent by improving clarity, traceability, and long-term usability of engineering information.
Hamilton By Design does not claim that BIM itself guarantees compliance. Instead, our workflows support the intent of the NCC, ISO 19650, and relevant Australian Standards by improving the quality and reliability of building information used for engineering decisions.
Coverage Across Greater Sydney
Hamilton By Design provides 3D scanning and BIM documentation across Greater Sydney, including Sydney CBD, North Sydney, Chatswood, Parramatta, Macquarie Park, Ryde, Homebush, Alexandria, Mascot, Botany, Bankstown, Liverpool, Blacktown, Penrith, Castle Hill, Bella Vista, Brookvale, Manly, Hurstville, Sutherland, Cronulla, and surrounding precincts.
The Data We Collect Today Supports the Engineering Choices of Tomorrow
3D scanning and as-built BIM are not about creating a digital model for today’s project alone. They are about preserving truth before it disappears, reducing uncertainty years later, enabling sustainable upgrades, and supporting safer, smarter engineering decisions across the life of an asset.
That is the real value of BIM.
Our clients
Related Sydney Services
Hamilton By Design provides engineering-led 3D scanning, LiDAR scanning, mechanical engineering and digital engineering services throughout Sydney and Greater Sydney.
Explore our related Sydney services:
3D Scanning Sydney – Engineering-grade terrestrial laser scanning, as-built surveys and point cloud capture for industrial, infrastructure and commercial projects.
Reality Capture Sydney – High-accuracy reality capture, digital twins, asset documentation and engineering-grade site verification.
Scan to CAD Sydney – Convert point cloud data into AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor and other engineering-ready CAD deliverables.
Point Cloud Modelling Sydney– Engineering-grade point cloud processing, clash detection, as-built verification and 3D modelling.
Mechanical Engineering Sydney – Mechanical design, plant upgrades, materials handling systems, conveyors, chutes, platforms and engineering support.
Structural Drafting Sydney– Structural steel drafting, fabrication drawings, GA drawings, workshop detailing and as-built documentation.
Hamilton By Design supports projects throughout Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Liverpool, Penrith, Blacktown, Chatswood, Alexandria, Mascot, Newcastle and the Central Coast.
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