Mechanical Designer/ Drafter
Client: Petrochemical
Location: Canton, OH
Duration: Long Term, On going
Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental, 401K, Paid Time Off
Work Schedule: M-F 5/8's OR 9/80 (Off every other Friday)
The Mechanical Drafter/Designer is a contract position hired to work under Client's technical direction, policies, and procedures.
Job Responsibilities:
Assist with the development, design, and drafting of 3D CAD based mechanical and piping drawings
- Assist with preparation of engineering drawings for all construction and fabrication work including detailed drawings, as-builts, schematics, and flow diagrams, P&ID's, and piping isometric drawings
- Work with engineers in order to determine piping specifications and specialty items
- Provide drawing production work including problem analysis, design layout, and calculations
- Work under the direction of a Lead Mechanical/Piping Designer and providing advanced Microstation drafting and design services by preparing and maintaining mechanical and piping engineering drawings for use in fabrication and construction
- Prepare Microstation 3D designs from general instruction and/or preliminary sketches, diagrams, or schematics
- Assist management in verifying compliance with applicable design standards
- Prepare Line Lists, Manual Valve Lists, and Drawings Lists
- Maintain and update engineering drawing files and incorporating piping changes, modifications, and new construction into existing plant drawings using AutoCAD
- Recommend modifications and changes for design improvement and simplification
- Produce complex technical drawings and piping isometrics
- Prepare working drawings from conceptual layout to detailed finished product
- Coordinate CAD projects with other discipline personnel
- Maintain P&IDs, ISOs, and other construction blue print
- Develop sketches on proposed drawings, flow sheets, and develop completed designs from sketches
- Work with engineering, other professionals, and SMEs in order to obtain input to recommendation
- Requirements:
- Experience with a CAD program