Revit Senior Piping Design Technician
$101,400 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$101,400 per year
About the role
- Revit
- Oil & Gas
- Chemical
- Pharmaceutical
- Semiconductor
- Independently develop piping designs and lead portions of project scope in Revit
- Coordinate directly with engineers and other disciplines on multi-disciplinary teams
- Provide technical input on operability, model quality, and design standards
- Read and interpret P&IDs, vendor drawings, and engineering documentation
- Support workshare execution and contribute to estimating and change-management discussions
- Maintain model and drawing accuracy with a strong focus on quality and specification compliance
- What You Need
- Associate's degree in Design Technology or a related field — or equivalent practical experience (2+ years)10+ years of piping design experience in industrial settings — Oil & Gas, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, or Semiconductor
- Minimum 3 years of solid Revit experience for piping design and modeling
- Understanding of piping specifications, materials, equipment interfaces, and layout fundamentals
- Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, vendor drawings, and engineering documentation
- Strong communication and coordination skills within a multi-disciplinary team environment
- Demonstrated ability to work independently with general oversight
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering Technology or similar
- Experience in semiconductor facilities
- Working knowledge of pipe stress considerations and how they influence routing and support design
- Experience with QA/QC workflows, model health reviews, and specification-driven design
- Advanced Revit capabilities — family/part development and troubleshooting
- Prior leadership of piping teams including oversight of model consistency and deliverable quality
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