Structural Steel Detailer - Work From Home / Dayshift

As the Structural Steel Detailer, you will play a key support role in producing accurate, fabrication-ready drawings for commercial and industrial projects across New Zealand. This role is ideal for detailers looking to build their technical expertise and experience within a supportive team environment. You will be responsible for executing the foundational aspects of detailing — from modelling repetitive components to updating drawings based on redlines and markups — all while developing your understanding of NZ/AU codes, fabrication practices, and TEKLA Structures. Your output will directly contribute to overall project delivery, workshop efficiency, and buildability on site.

• Support project delivery by producing accurate 3D models and shop drawings using TEKLA Structures, based on markups and design input from senior team members.
• Detail repetitive or standard steel components (e.g., base plates, bracing, cleats, stair treads, handrails), ensuring accuracy and consistency.
• Work from architectural and structural drawings to complete assigned sections of detailing packages under supervision.
• Collaborate with senior detailers to incorporate feedback, redlines, and RFIs into updated models and drawings.
• Assist with drawing revisions and version control, ensuring up-to-date documentation is maintained.
• Learn and apply NZ/AU steel detailing standards, fabrication methods, and construction codes under guidance.
• Participate in internal team meetings and technical reviews to improve knowledge and contribute to quality outcomes.
• Maintain drawing and file organisation according to project and company standards.
• Adhere to company QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment) policies at all times.

• 3 + years’ experience in structural steel detailing, within the NZ or Australian market.
• Competent in TEKLA Structures (or similar 3D steel detailing software), with eagerness to expand technical skills.
• Understanding of basic steel fabrication and erection practices in NZ/AU.
• Exposure to relevant codes and standards such as AS/NZS 1554.1 and AS/NZS 5131 preferred
• Ability to read and interpret engineering and architectural drawings.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate, reliable outputs.
• Willingness to take direction, learn from feedback, and work collaboratively as part of a team.
• Good communication skills — able to ask clarifying questions and report progress effectively.
• Competency in Microsoft Office tools (Excel, Word, Outlook).

• Work from home
• Dayshift
• HMO benefits
• Government-mandated benefits
• Training and Development programmes
• Employee Engagement Events (company outings, fun activities, quarterly wellness and self-care sessions)
• Experience working with leading organisations
• Fun, supportive, and inclusive culture
• Dedicated Team Managers that look after your development