Australia
AI Tools for Australian Structural Engineers
StructBy AI gives Australian structural engineers and builders a set of automated and AI-assisted tools for the early, repetitive parts of a job: screening a site's hazards, recording your BAL with pointers to AS 3959, finding the wind region, finding your way around the NCC, running a first pass over structural drawings, building first-draft material checklists, and drafting reports, certificates and tender responses. Each page below sets out the tool's inputs and its limits, and every output is a starting point for a qualified person to check and correct before anyone relies on it.
Codes and standards our tools refer to
We refer to Australian Standards by name, designation and clause number only, and show none of their text, values or requirements. Our NCC 2025 entries are summaries of ABCB material published under CC BY 4.0. Buy the full text of a standard from Standards Australia.
- NCC 2025
- AS 3600 — Concrete
- AS 4100 — Steel
- AS/NZS 1170 — Loads
- AS 1720 — Timber
- AS 2870 — Footings
- AS 3959 — Bushfire
- AS 4055 — Wind
Tools
- BAL record and AS 3959 pointers
- Wind region and wind specification for housing — AS 4055
- NCC 2025 code assistant for engineers
- AI engineering documents and certificates
- Desktop site screening for Australian projects
- Structural drawing member schedule and screening
- Construction material checklist from site conditions
- Tender response writer for engineering consultancies
About StructBy AI
StructBy AI outputs are automated or AI-assisted and must be reviewed by a qualified, registered engineer before anyone relies on them. They are not professional engineering, legal or regulatory advice, and they do not replace a site inspection or a formal assessment. Our NCC entries are summaries of ABCB material, not the text of the NCC. Australian Standards are referred to by name, designation and clause number only; their full text is sold by Standards Australia. Verify every value and clause against the current published edition before you use it in design or documentation.