What are the responsibilities and job description for the Piping Designer position at Jedson Engineering Inc?
Piping Designer
WHO WE ARE:
Jedson Engineering is an Engineering Consultancy headquartered in Cincinnati, OH. We provide full-service engineering, procurement and construction management services to industrial process manufacturers that operate in pulp & paper, chemical, power & delivery, heavy industrial, consumer product and food & beverage market. We are in a significant growth mode and it’s an exciting time to be joining our business!
WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING:
The piping designer will be responsible for creating detailed designs and layouts for piping systems, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.
- CAD Design of basic equipment layouts, piping routings that are consistent with codes, standards, and client requirements.
- Coordinate work of other lead designers assigned to the task.
- Ensure that discipline leads have the correct project standards and checklists.
- Maintain and update the overall 3D model as required.
- Prepare engineering drawings and documentation.
- Participate in meetings with clients as requested by Project Manager.
YOUR IDEAL BACKGROUND:
The successful candidate should have an entrepreneurial spirit, and be excited by opportunities to add value to our clients with Jedson’s engineering expertise. Strong communication skills, collaboration and courage to challenge the status quo are cornerstones of the Jedson Edge.
- 8-10 years of experience working within piping engineer and/or design. Prior engineering services experience preferred
- Proficiency in AutoCAD Plant 3D for seamless integration with existing design workflows.
- Experience with Revit will be advantageous
- Pipe Support Design experience for comprehensive piping system support.
- Associates Degree in Drafting or Design
- On-hands experience in developing equipment, overall facility layouts, preparation of overall 3D piping model, preparation of orthographic drawings, isometrics, bill of materials, and selection and design of piping supports
