Structural Revit Designer
resourcetekArlington (VA)
Structural Revit Designer
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resourcetekArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
ResourceTek specializes in providing technical recruitment and staffing services to industry and government in all areas of Engineering, Information Technology, and a broad range of other Technical disciplines. In support of our client, a professional engineering services company, we are searching for a Structural Drafter/Designer to join their team located in Tullahoma, TN. This is a contract to direct assignment for 6+ months with the possibility of direct hire with the client. Our client specializes in the design, construction, and operation of unique and complex research and development facilities, including, as examples, wind tunnels (aerospace, automotive, and motorsports), rocket test stands, climatic chambers, jet engine test cells, acoustic chambers, altitude test facilities, captive trajectory systems, and nuclear facilities.
Job Description:
The Structural Drafter/Designer will develop and manage drawing packages and 3D models of structural projects as part of a multi-discipline team of professionals. We are looking for a structural drafter/designer who will work to ensure client satisfaction and help deliver key structural projects within scope, budget, and schedule. In this role, the Structural Drafter/Designer will work closely under the direction of the Lead Designer and Structural Engineer. This role is responsible for preparing detailed construction drawings for steel and reinforced concrete structures using structural specifications, engineering calculations, sketches, and design information according to project standards and procedures. This position requires direct communication and coordination with other disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, piping and project team members to ensure a complete and timely production of drawing packages, spreadsheets, and databases to document information related to the design.
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