Mechanical Designer- P&ID Developer 2

Mechanical Designer – P&ID Developer IIWork Location: Atlanta, GA 30339Assignment Duration: 7 Months ContractNote: Employee benefits may include, but are not limited to, health insurance (medical, dental, and vision), a 401(k)-retirement plan, and paid sick leave, in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws and company policy. Eligibility and benefit offerings may vary based on employment status and work location.Position OverviewWe are seeking an experienced Mechanical Designer specializing in Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) development to support industrial and manufacturing projects. The ideal candidate will have 5–10 years of experience creating, updating, and maintaining P&IDs, ensuring accurate representation of fluid flow, control systems, and equipment. This role requires close collaboration with engineering teams to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant system designs.SummaryThis role is critical to ensuring the safe and efficient operation of industrial systems through accurate and high-quality P&ID development. The selected candidate will play a key role in supporting engineering projects and maintaining compliance with safety and operational standards.Key ResponsibilitiesP&ID Development: Create, update, and maintain P&IDs using industry-standard tools (e.g., AutoCAD P&ID) to accurately represent piping systems, instrumentation, and equipment.Collaboration: Work closely with mechanical and process engineers to gather requirements and ensure designs meet technical specifications.Documentation: Produce detailed P&ID documentation, including equipment symbols, control loops, instrument details, and piping layouts.Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all P&IDs adhere to safety regulations, industry standards, and project-specific requirements.Component Selection: Assist in selecting appropriate piping materials, valves, and instrumentation based on operational needs.Change Management: Track, document, and communicate revisions to P&IDs, ensuring all stakeholders are informed.Quality Control: Review and validate diagrams for accuracy, completeness, and alignment with project goals.As-Built Documentation: Develop as-built P&IDs reflecting actual system configurations post-construction or modification.Communication: Clearly convey design updates and concepts to project teams and stakeholders.Training & Support: Provide guidance and support to junior designers and drafters.