Instrumentation & Controls Designer - Primoris Pipeline & Engineering
Instrumentation & Controls Designer - Primoris Pipeline & Engineering
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Advanced skillsets in Bluebeam, AutoCAD, CADWorx Structure, Electrical Design Suite
- Participate in site visits as required to verify as-built conditions or gather field data
- Take ownership of assigned projects or tasks, ensuring timely and high-quality
- Assist lead designer in the review and markup stages of all applicable vendor drawings, ensuring critical information is presented, clear and adequate for constructability impact vendor drawings align with design models and drawings
- Proficient with conduit fill, cable tray fill, and voltage drop/cable sizing/de-rating
- Efficiently produce Electrical Conduit & Cable schedules using Microsoft Excel
- Efficiently produce detailed 2D deliverables for general drawings, typical/standard drawings, block diagrams, panel layouts, wiring diagrams, plan drawings, and loop diagrams using applicable software
- Produce instrument location plans using 3D external reference models, using applicable
- Develop 3D complex models of cable tray systems, conduit routing, and all associated electrical equipment using CADWorx Structure and Electrical Design SuiteAssist Lead designer with generating and maintaining l/O list
- Perform quantity take-offs from models
- Ensure drawings and models adhere to project specifications, industry, client/internal standards, and encompass SOWPreparing deliverables for client submissions
- Perform thorough quality checks of own work and the work of I&C Designers before submission to ensure they meet quality standards
- Maintain records of revisions and markups through duration of project
- Delegate tasks to CAD Designers, manages their own tasks, and supports the Lead
- Designer in coordinating the overall workflow
- Serve as a resource for CAD Designers, providing mentorship and support as needed
- Be familiar with internal, client, and industry standards such as NEC, NEMA, API 500, Maintain consistency in drafting output and ensure all files are organized according to data management protocols
- Work closely with leads, E&I engineers and other disciplines to ensure models and design packages meet project goals, are all cohesively integrated, and are in support of meeting deadlines across all disciplines
- Participate in internal project meetings as required by the discipline lead
- Manage on-demand tasks as assigned by the lead and communicate any potential impacts on other tasks
- Address design challenges, discrepancies, or missing information in coordination with the project team
- Cross train into electrical philosophy, standards, and specifications
- 5–10+ years of Instrumentation & Controls or Electrical Design experience.
- Experience creating construction drawing packages.
- Experience performing field verification/site visits.
- Experience coordinating with engineers and multiple disciplines.
- Experience reviewing vendor drawings.
- Experience mentoring junior CAD designers.
- Experience working with industrial facility projects.
- Strong attention to detail
- Problem-solving abilities
- Associate degree in Drafting, Design Technology, Electrical Technology, or a related field; orTechnical/vocational training in CAD and electrical design; orEquivalent industry experience in Instrumentation & Controls design.
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