Dairy Design Specialist
Posted 4 days ago
ohio ag connectionBrooklyn (NY)
Architectural and Civil DraftersDairy Cattle and Milk Production
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
PLEASE NOTE: We will not be able to reply to you if your resume does not meet the position requirements. There is NO closing date. This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.
QUALIFICATIONS: CAD experience (AutoCAD, DraftSight, Revit, etc.)
Knowledge of agricultural construction or dairy operations
Strong communication and organizational skills
JOB DESCRIPTION: Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT is representing an established Agriculture Construction Company seeking a Dairy Design & Estimating Specialist. The Dairy Design Specialist will work closely with the Director of Dairy Development to support all phases of planning, layout, design, and cost estimating for new dairy facilities and expansions. This role plays a key part in the early-stage development of large-scale dairy projects, ensuring accurate layouts, high-quality designs, and competitive budgets that align with customer expectations and company standards.
Key Responsibilities Design & Layout Assist with developing facility layouts for freestall barns, parlors, maternity barns, youngstock facilities, manure systems, and feed storage.
Prepare and update drawings using CAD software.
Incorporate vendor equipment specs and structural details into project layouts.
Estimating & Budgeting Support creation of detailed cost estimates including material takeoffs, labor, subcontractors, and structural packages.
Assist in developing preliminary budgets and proposals.
ALL INQUIRIES ARE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. NO FEES TO APPLICANTS.
If you feel that you are not a candidate for this position, but know someone who is, we do offer a Referral Bonus if we place your referral into this position.
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