EC&I Draughtsman / Modeller
Job Placements · Centurion, Gauteng
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- Produce Electrical, Control & Instrumentation drawings and models
- Prepare P&IDs, single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams and schematic drawings
- Develop electrical layouts for small power, lighting, cableways, equipment locations and routing
- Produce instrument loop drawings, hook-up drawings and equipment arrangement drawings
- Interpret equipment and engineering information and incorporate it into design drawings
- Prepare drawing packages and associated transmittals
- Maintain drawing registers, revisions and engineering documentation
- Maintain and improve company draughting standards
- Conduct site measurements, inspections and drawing verification
- Check drawings against actual site installation requirements
- Coordinate EC&I drawing information with multidisciplinary engineering teams
Minimum Requirements ð??? 3+ years experience in Electrical & Instrumentation / EC&I draughting or modelling ð??» Experience with relevant design software such as AutoCAD, Revit, DesSoft, IronCAD and/or Autodesk Inventor â?¡ Good understanding of electrical and instrumentation drawings, layouts and schematics ð?? Experience producing technical drawings within an engineering, industrial, process plant or project environment ð?§ Strong attention to detail, accuracy and analytical ability ð??£ï¸ Good written and verbal communication skills ð??? Self-motivated and able to work effectively within a multidisciplinary engineering team
Why Consider This Opportunity? This is an excellent opportunity to join an established engineering business where you will gain exposure to complex multidisciplinary projects and international engineering environments while developing your EC&I draughting and modelling expertise. Ready for your next EC&I challenge? Apply today.
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