Drafts Person

Roby Mill
1 week ago
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We are looking for a Draft Person with proven experience of designing pipework layouts using AutoCAD and Plant 3D particularly for the process industries. This is a great opportunity to work for a successful and very well-established engineering company that due to the growth of the business is now looking for an additional Draft Person to join the team.

The Role – Drafts Person

  • Interpret and check drawings, specifications, and schedules for all activities. Directing works accordingly & preparing final documentation (As Built Drawings etc.).

  • Meeting with clients to discuss specific requirements and carry out site surveys as required.

  • Working with clients across various sectors including the Chemical, Food, Beverage, Dairy and Pharmaceutical industries

  • Ensure all technical information is available when required for the delivery of design and/or construction.

  • Create P&ID’s using client drawing standards

  • Generate 2D and 3D plant layout drawings, detailing pipe work routes and equipment positions

  • Generate automatic pipe work isometric drawings, using AutoCAD Plant 3D

  • 3D modelling of supplier / bought-out equipment

  • Create 2D and 3D frame mounted skid fabrication drawings

  • Prepare equipment schedules, material take-offs and bill of materials, using AutoCAD Plant 3D

  • Ensure designs are fit for purpose and safe

  • Review designs in accordance with industry standards, codes, and client specifications

  • Conduct site surveys: P&ID walkthroughs and “as built” equipment positions

  • Issuing documentation to in accordance with standard procedures

    Draft Person – Preferred Candidate Requirements

  • Relevant experience in a similar role

  • Proven experience in Pipework Design

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D skills

  • Full UK Driving license

    Draft Person – Benefits

  • A competitive starting salary of £50,000pa

  • Company Pension

  • 28 days holiday (including 8 Bank Holidays)

    If you feel you have the necessary skills for this Draft Person role then please apply today.

    Similar titles – Project Engineer, Design Engineer, CAD Draughtsman

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