Industrial / Commercial CAD / BIM Operator

Job Description

Job Description

CAD / BIM Operator | West Allis, Wisconsin | $70,000–$100,000/year + estimated $7,000–$10,000 commission | Relocation Assistance Available

Your drawings don’t just sit on a screen. They help electricians build real electrical systems in the field.

If you have commercial or industrial construction CAD/BIM experience and know your way around AutoCAD MEP and Autodesk Revit, this is an opportunity to work on challenging electrical construction projects while helping shape how those projects are built.

You’ll join a team with a century of innovation behind it, where technology, safety, and continuous improvement are part of the work. Relocation assistance is also available for the right candidate.

What you’ll do:
• Develop electrical installation drawings using AutoCAD MEP and Autodesk Revit
• Create and maintain BIM models throughout project development
• Produce prefabrication and coordinated shop drawings
• Coordinate electrical systems with mechanical, structural, plumbing, fire protection, and architectural trades
• Identify and resolve clashes through BIM coordination
• Incorporate RFIs, field markups, design revisions, and other updates into project models
• Create spool sheets and fabrication drawings to support prefabrication
• Work with project managers, estimators, field supervisors, and electricians
• Manage multiple projects while meeting deadlines and production schedules
• Support BIM/VDC process improvements

What you bring:
• At least 2 years of CAD/BIM experience in commercial or industrial construction
• Proficiency with AutoCAD MEP, Autodesk Revit, Autodesk Navisworks Viewer, and Revizto
• Ability to interpret construction drawings, one-line diagrams, specifications, and project documentation
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office

Experience with an electrical contractor, Navisworks Manage, Autodesk Construction Cloud/BIM 360, electrical prefabrication, or electrical construction methods is preferred.

If you’re ready to put your CAD/BIM skills directly into the construction process and work on projects where your drawings make a real difference in the field, this could be the next move for you.