Engineering Drafter
347 groupAnaheim (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description The Substation Drafter supports the design of substation engineering projects.
Primary Responsibilities:
Create electrical drawings for facilities, such as lighting systems, power systems, communications, security, and fire detection in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC)Develop entry-level drawings by using computer-aided design software under the direct supervision of other Electrical Technicians or Engineers Demonstrate knowledge of procedures for production of design developments and construction documents, and a thorough knowledge of engineering planning, drafting, and detailing Perform other duties as needed
Required Qualifications:
Electrical Engineering Degree Strong computer skills Microsoft Office, AutoCADDatabase/Document Management familiarity An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our employee-owned culture is a must
Preferred Qualifications:
2-5 years of professional experience with AutoCADExperience in Electrical, Mechanical or Civil facilities We offer a generous benefits package including company-paid medical insurance, paid holidays, 401k and paid time off (PTO)Upon a conditional job offer, a drug test and background check will be required. Compensation based on experience.(electrical, drawings, power systems, AutoCAD, Micro Station, lighting, engineering, design)
Company Description:
About us:347 Group, Inc. provides staffing resources to a variety of industries. We have an experienced team of staffing professionals and provide a wide range of services to our clients. Visit our website.
Company Description:
About us: 347 Group, Inc. provides staffing resources to a variety of industries. We have an experienced team of staffing professionals and provide a wide range of services to our clients. Visit our website.
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