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Shop Drawing

Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)

A shop drawing is a detailed technical drawing produced by a contractor, manufacturer, or fabricator that shows precisely how a specific building component—such as steel structures, cabinetry, or ductwork—will be fabricated and installed, based on the architect's or engineer's design documents. It includes exact dimensions, materials, and assembly details used to guide manufacturing and construction. Architects and engineers review and approve shop drawings before fabrication begins to ensure the work matches design intent.

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