Mesa Associates
Substation Physical Designer/3D Modeler
Mesa Associates, Knoxville, Tennessee, United States, 37955
Overview
PDS 2 / Power Delivery Substation This position is not eligible for recruiting or sourcing by outside parties. Mesa Associates, Inc. is looking for a designer or 3D modeler with experience with 3D using Inventor, Solidworks, SDS P4A or P4I to complete substation physical layout design deliverables for medium to high voltage substations. This position involves the preparation of design drawings such as general arrangements, equipment plans, elevations, sections, control house layouts, grounding plan, conduit and cable plan, bills of material, cable schedules for medium and high voltage substations using AutoCAD, Inventor, P4A, Revit, Solidworks, and Microsoft Office software tools. The position requires working with others in a collaborative team environment as well as a possible small amount of travel. Experience in Inventor or Solidworks preferred. Revit or SDS Smart Tools a plus. Responsibilities
Produce error-free work and meet client schedules. Create plan views, section views, elevations, conduit & cable schedules, and bills of material. Complete overnight site visits as needed; estimated travel less than 5%. Use AutoCAD to view, plot, and edit drawings. Use Inventor and the SDS design tool. Work collaboratively with others in a supportive team environment. Education/Experience/Licensure
A 2 year associates degree in engineering technology or drafting is preferred. A minimum of 1 year of experience is preferred. Qualifications
Required : Team Player — Works well as a member of a group Required : Detail Oriented — Capable of carrying out a given task with all details necessary to get the task done well Motivations
Required : Self-Starter — Inspired to perform without outside help Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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PDS 2 / Power Delivery Substation This position is not eligible for recruiting or sourcing by outside parties. Mesa Associates, Inc. is looking for a designer or 3D modeler with experience with 3D using Inventor, Solidworks, SDS P4A or P4I to complete substation physical layout design deliverables for medium to high voltage substations. This position involves the preparation of design drawings such as general arrangements, equipment plans, elevations, sections, control house layouts, grounding plan, conduit and cable plan, bills of material, cable schedules for medium and high voltage substations using AutoCAD, Inventor, P4A, Revit, Solidworks, and Microsoft Office software tools. The position requires working with others in a collaborative team environment as well as a possible small amount of travel. Experience in Inventor or Solidworks preferred. Revit or SDS Smart Tools a plus. Responsibilities
Produce error-free work and meet client schedules. Create plan views, section views, elevations, conduit & cable schedules, and bills of material. Complete overnight site visits as needed; estimated travel less than 5%. Use AutoCAD to view, plot, and edit drawings. Use Inventor and the SDS design tool. Work collaboratively with others in a supportive team environment. Education/Experience/Licensure
A 2 year associates degree in engineering technology or drafting is preferred. A minimum of 1 year of experience is preferred. Qualifications
Required : Team Player — Works well as a member of a group Required : Detail Oriented — Capable of carrying out a given task with all details necessary to get the task done well Motivations
Required : Self-Starter — Inspired to perform without outside help Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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