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Timberline Buildings Powered by AutoCAD

Timberline Buildings Powered by AutoCAD

Customer challenge

Timberline Buildings, located here in central PA, is a company that designs and builds pole buildings of all varieties. The company is small but mighty with three drafters, one of which has 2-3 years of self-taught experience in AutoCAD.   The second drafter works in a remote capacity with years of software experience, and the third was brand new to the software.  The goal for the team was to ensure that all three drafters were using the software in the most efficient manner, while also still being able to stay productive.  Some of the examples of their work include fire stations, storage barns, agricultural structures, light commercial buildings, manufacturing shops, equestrian buildings, buildings for public parks and spaces, and buildings for townships, county, and other agencies.    

Project goals

With the range of learners Print O Stat opted to present a face-to-face on-site approach to best support each person’s skills while also working to ensure the main objectives where being met. The group at Timberline is quite unique as the design staff was all very well versed with their level of hands-on construction knowledge, which directly relates to the team’s growth, quality of work, and steady workload.   The knowledge of the group translated easily to the production of their drawings and made the instructional and learning process quite easy.  The team was focused and dedicated to getting as much as possible from the class to ensure additional company growth.

Solution

The solution provided was a weeklong class at their facility.  Which allowed for daily work to continue, while still allowing the group to focus on new and refreshed learning of the software.   The class also afforded the experienced drafter to develop some additional template information and procedures to increase consistency, quality, and overall production.  With the added knowledge, existing knowledge, and having a new set of eyes the group will continue to look for ways to enhance their business with a solid understanding of the value of partner support and Autodesk software.  

Business outcome

Ultimately, the team at Timberline benefitted from the class, and have progressed in their individual skills in AutoCAD in ways that have helped Timberline become more efficient and more productive.

Conclusion

We at Print O Stat understand the value of small business, as we are a family-owned business ourselves, and we truly look forward to the opportunity to provide the same level of expertise, value, and on-site support to all our customers.

Project summary

    Duration & delivery

  • 5
  • 2022-03-10

    Autodesk solutions

  • Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection
  • AutoCAD

    Services provided

  • Assessment of Needs
  • Implementation
  • Pipeline Development
  • Process Automation
  • Strategy & Planning
  • Workflow Optimization
  • Optimize Accelerator Delivery
  • Training

    Customer industry

  • Architecture
  • Civil Engineering
  • Construction
  • Facility Management
  • MEP Engineering
  • Mining & Quarrying
  • Oil & Gas
  • Other Engineering Industries
  • Structural Engineering
  • Utilities & Telecommunications
  • Water & Wastewater
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