# Steel Tub Girder Bridge Design Reports
## Access the Steel Tub Girder Training Example
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Follow the steps below to open the **Steel Tub Girder Training Example**.
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1. Log in to your account and locate **Project** in the top-right corner.
2. Click **Project**, then click **NEW** in the top-left corner.
3. Under **Example Project**, click **New Project** within **Steel Tub-Girder Training Example**.
4. Provide a name for your project and open the example.
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The initial download of the library components **takes approximately 2 minutes 30 seconds**. Subsequent openings of the same project are noticeably faster because OpenBrIM library objects are cached in your browser; loading then **takes less than 2–3 seconds**.
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## View Design Reports of the Steel Tub Girder Training Example
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Follow the steps below to run the steel tub-girder code-check reports.
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The Steel Tub-Girder Workflow supports the following code-check reports:
* Steel Tub-Girder Code Check
* Internal Cross-Frame Code Check
* Field Splice Code Check
* Pier Cap Code Check
* Pier Column Code Check
* Pier Footing Code Check
* Pile Capacity Code Check
1. Make sure the **FEM** button in the top-middle of the screen is active — the **Analysis** button only appears when **FEM** is on.
The Analysis button typically takes around 15–20 seconds to appear.
Analysis for this project typically takes around 3.5 minutes to complete.
Keep the design tab visible until the run finishes — hiding or minimizing the page pauses result collection.
The design run for this project generally takes approximately 9 minutes to complete.
**Tip 2 — Inspect any design parameter**
To understand a parameter's annotation, computation, and underlying formula:
i) Hover over the parameter to see its annotation and additional details.
ii) Click the parameter to reveal the formula or expression behind it.
iii) The detailed report itself usually includes the computation and inputs in the surrounding narrative.
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