Structural Revit Designer

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kforceAustin (TX)

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About the role

Description: Kforce has a client in Austin, TX that is seeking a Structural Revit Designer who will support the design and construction of new industrial and manufacturing facilities, as well as renovations to existing ones, across the U.S.
Job Responsibilities:
  • Produce accurate LOD 300 structural models for use with Construction Documents (including project notes, foundation and framing plans, sections, elevations, details, and schedules)* Coordinate structural modeling and assist with utility routing across Mechanical, Electrical, Controls, Piping/Plumbing, Network, Architecture, and Fire Protection* Integrate design input from vendors and manufacturers into the structural model while coordinating with other disciplines* Collaborate with the BIM/CAD support team using Navisworks, Revizto, and 3D laser-scanned point clouds for routing and clash detection* Prioritize tasks to meet deadlines and work additional hours when needed to deliver quality resultsRequirements* Diploma in Civil or Structural Engineering, or a drafting certificate* 8+ years in a Structural Designer role supporting large-scale buildings and/or industrial projects* 6+ years using Revit to model structural buildings* Experience with Navisworks, Revizto, or similar multi-discipline clash-detection platforms* Experience with AutoCAD drawing design* Experience producing LOD 300 drawing packagesJob TypeContractCompensation50 - $70

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