Drafter

Job Description

Job Description

CADD Technician
Minimum competency
o Possess High School Diploma or Certificate.
o Completed AUTOCAD training course and 5 – 7 years of experience in industrial drafting.
o Demonstrate competency in AUTOCAD drafting in both 2D and 3D format.
Responsibility
The CADD Technician reports to the Manager of Drafting
o The CADD Technician shall be responsible for producing working drawings in accordance with the client's requirements and the Design Engineer's instructions. Drawings shall be produced by CAD in the format prescribed by the Manager of Drafting.
o All CADD Technicians will possess the ability to interpret and transfer the design data, relevant codes of practice and client's requirements.
o The CADD Technician shall also prepare the bill of material to facilitate identification of various materials and components to be used in the production of pressure vessel or tanks. Technical specifications shall be incorporated in the bill of material and general notes as prescribed by the Manager of Drafting.
o The CADD Technician shall forward the drawing and bill of material to be checked by the Manager of Drafting and Design Engineer for accuracy, content and legibility and approved by the Engineering Manager or Design Engineer.

\nCompany Description

Sterling Deaerator Company has become one of the leading worldwide suppliers of Deaerators, Continuous Blowdown Equipment, Heat Transfer Fluid Expansion Vessels, Package Deaerators and Steam Accumulators since its inception in 1987. We pride ourselves in our ability to compete on deaerator projects of all sizes, ranging from small scrubber type units to the largest central station utility units

Company Description

Sterling Deaerator Company has become one of the leading worldwide suppliers of Deaerators, Continuous Blowdown Equipment, Heat Transfer Fluid Expansion Vessels, Package Deaerators and Steam Accumulators since its inception in 1987. We pride ourselves in our ability to compete on deaerator projects of all sizes, ranging from small scrubber type units to the largest central station utility units