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Plumbing and Fire Protection Design Engineer

Posted 5 days ago

fortify technical staffingJersey City (NJ)

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About the role

Plumbing and Fire Protection Design Engineer – NYC/ Manhattan/ Midtown SouthDirect Hire/ Permanent Placement$80k – $160k Base (mid-sr. roles open), Full benefits, Hybrid, 401k, etc. Fortify Technical Staffing works with Architectural, Engineering, Construction Firms/ MEP Consultants nationwide. I have a few different clients looking for Plumbing Design Engineers in Manhattan. THE CLIENTSmallish (+/- 300 ppl over 5 offices) 30+ year old MEP+ firm with their hands in numerous fields and building types: Science & Tech, Healthcare, Central Plant/ Utilities, Education, Hospitality, etc. ROLE/ RESPONSIBILITIES • Plumbing schematics, layouts, surveys, calculations, selection & layouts, construction design models fabrication documents in AutoCAD and Revit. More Senior/ leadership roles include providing leadership support in the construction administration process with the ability to process and review shop drawings, perform field observations, and prepare respective reports. REQUIRED/ HIGHLY PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE • 3+ yrs. experience • Plumbing system design (domestic, sanitary, storm), International and Unified Plumbing Codes • Revit MEP and AutoCAD MEP • Degreed, CPD, EIT, PE, LEED (all preferred but not required)

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