Summary
Dutco Construction Group is seeking a Junior Draftsman with piling experience to support its technical design team. The role includes preparing layouts and volume calculations for tenders, producing sketches, shop drawings and 3D presentations, and providing progress layouts for the site team. Applicants need a bachelor's degree in Engineering or Architecture and mandatory experience with Revit and BIM. The posting lists the location as the United Arab Emirates.
The posting
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Job Description
Summary:
We are seeking a Junior Draftsman with Piling Experience to support our technical design team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for preparing layout and volume calculations for tenders, creating sketches, shop drawings, 3D presentations, and other related drawings for submission, as well as providing progress update layouts for the site team.
Job Responsibility:
- Coordinate with the technical designer to develop design solutions
- Prepare layout and volume calculations for tender submissions
- Create sketches, shop drawings, 3D presentations, and other related drawings
- Provide progress update layouts for the site team
Candidate Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Architecture
- Mandatory experience with Revit and BIM
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work within deadlines
Skills Description
apologize for the misunderstanding. Here is the updated list of skills for a Junior Draftsman with Piling Experience:
Skills:
- Proficiency in CAD software for drafting and designing
- Mandatory experience and proficiency in BIM and Revit software
- Understanding of piling techniques and guidelines
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specifications
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Knowledge of construction materials and methods
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills
- Time management and ability to meet deadlines
- Problem-solving skills to address design challenges and changes