Everest Steel Building Solutions, a division of Everest Industries, has launched India’s first comprehensive Technical Manual on Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) design. This pioneering initiative marks a significant step toward standardising the rapidly growing PEB segment across the country. The manual offers detailed guidance on fabrication, erection, seismic design considerations, load calculations, and industry best practices, making it a valuable resource for engineers, architects, structural consultants, and project developers.
Developed in collaboration with experienced professionals from the structural and construction fields, the manual addresses the existing knowledge gap and aims to enhance the quality and safety standards of PEBs across India. With the demand for faster, modular, and cost-effective construction solutions on the rise—especially in sectors like warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, and infrastructure—the need for unified technical standards has become increasingly critical.
Sources have highlighted that the manual emphasises sustainable construction methods, structural reliability, and compliance with global codes while integrating local site-specific design requirements. It is expected to help streamline project execution, improve structural integrity, and reduce errors during implementation. The inclusion of seismic design principles is particularly important for projects located in earthquake-prone zones, where PEBs must be engineered for both flexibility and resilience.
This launch also supports the government’s vision of improving construction efficiency and promoting industrial growth through innovation. By empowering professionals with a codified framework, Everest Industries is contributing to the long-term credibility and scalability of the PEB industry in India.
According to information, the manual is set to be widely distributed through industry associations, academic institutions, and technical platforms, reinforcing its role in shaping the future of steel-based construction in India. It represents a significant milestone in professionalising the PEB ecosystem and aligning it with global engineering standards.
