Structural steel fabrication is the process of creating a structural steel frame for buildings, bridges, and other structures. It involves welding together pieces of steel to create beams, columns, and other shapes that can be used to support the weight of a building or other structure. The advantage of using structural steel in construction is that it is very strong and can withstand heavy loads without buckling or bending. It also has a high melting point so it can be used in areas that are exposed to heat or fire.

Structural steel fabrication is the process of creating steel structures by cutting, bending, and welding pieces of steel. The finished product is a structural frame or shell that can be used in buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects.