EN 1090 and part traceability

EN 1090: organise the tracking of your steel parts

Connect the identification of your parts to fabrication, galvanizing, loading and deliveries. Fabbim helps you follow these operations throughout your project.

What Fabbim helps you follow

Start with IFC/Tekla data, identify your parts, then use scanning to follow operations. The 3D view connects this information to the project.

  • Project and part identification
  • Fabrication and galvanizing progress
  • Loading and delivery tracking
  • 3D visualization of the project
See how it works
Illustration of a steel part being scanned

Understanding the context

The EN 1090 series covers the execution of steel and aluminium structures. EN 1090-1 addresses the assessment of conformity of structural components.

BSI: overview of EN 1090 (English)

The requirements applicable to your product and project need to be established with the relevant specialists or national authority. Fabbim is a traceability tool; using it does not, by itself, provide certification.

European Commission: construction product resources (English)

Prepare a useful demonstration

Bring an example of your project data and describe how you identify parts, record operations and organise handovers. We can discuss how the tracking workflow fits your needs.