DIY Technical Writer Wanted - LS

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Hi Everyone,

I’m looking for a skilled technical writer (DIY / construction / bushcraft) who can create a clear, beginner-friendly step-by-step instruction manual for building a small rustic shelter that can last for a long time.

This guide will eventually include simple drawings/diagrams (hand-drawn style or clean digital line drawings) that show measurements, structure, joins, tools in action and construction sequence.

I will provide multiple reference photos of the shelter (exterior, interior, roof layers, door, and a basic fireplace/chimney concept), as well as a couple of videos of how the shelter is supposed to be built. Your job is to turn this into a complete, easy-to-follow build guide someone could replicate. You will need to make sure safety is a priority as the walls and especially the roof need to be extra sturdy and insulated - knowledge on this is crucial.

What you will deliver:

A list with all the tools needed and a list with all the materials needed (in a cut-list form)

Step-by Step instructions, neatly structured so that any reader could understand them

Site selection tips and basic layout

Detailed Roof structure

Finishing details

Images, illustrations or diagrams for creating each step (the joists and rafters, as well as framing diagrams etc)

Please only apply if you have advanced Construction / DIY knowledge, as well as some good technical capabilities, and you are a native English speaker.

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