Engineering Design Specialist - Columbus, NE
admColumbus (NE)
About the role
Summary:
This position offers an exciting opportunity to assist in construction design and site plan updates for our Columbus Corn Processing facility by developing and maintaining project drawings and documents.
Specific Job Duties:
Assist engineers with preparation of construction documents, coordination of project tasks and development of work plans and flow sheets
Prepare and update PFD’s, P&IDs, GA’s (general layouts), 3D structural and piping models, etc.
Develop structural and/or mechanical design, construction plans, and specifications using AutoCAD compatible software
Field verify equipment, buildings and piping.
Follow CAD Drafting Standards.
Maintain drawings in computer directories
Job Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent
Associates degree in Mechanical Design, Engineering Technology, or related field of study
2+ years industrial or construction work experience
2+ years mechanical or structural drafting experience
Must be able to perform non-routine and complex drafting assignments requiring application of standard CAD drawing techniques
Ability and willingness to work outside at construction sites as needed for field work
Proficient in Auto Cad
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications
Strong knowledge of piping and mechanical systems
Preferred knowledge in Navis Works or equivalent
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to lift up to 25lbs from waist to shoulder on an occasional basis
No push/pull requirement
Must be able to walk 1-3 hours
Must be able to sit 5-8 hours
Must be able to squat/kneel on an occasional basis
Must be able to climb stairs/ladders on an occasional basis
Constant computer/keyboarding
ADM requires the successful completion of a background check.
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