Senior Civil Structural BIM/CAD Designer

Role description;

hybrid role so some office work and some WFH.

Working within the Water team, often with minimal supervision or guidance, the fundamental requirement of this role is to production and develop civil and structural CAD design deliverables, including 3D models, technical drawings, and sketches for water projects. Your responsibilities will include:

Preparation of design solutions for all project stages from Concept to Detailed Design in 2D/3D for civil and structural, temporary, and permanent works as requested by Senior/Principal or Lead Engineers.

Use Revit for 3D BIM modelling and 2D drawing extraction and/or Autodesk Civil 3D and AutoCAD for some elements of civils design. Work within a Common Data Environment.
Ensure that draughting activities are executed within budget and schedule, while maintaining technical integrity.
Ensure that work is carried out with relevant codes, standards and procedures.
Maintain and develop awareness of current relevant codes and standards.
Implement company, and where applicable client/project policies and procedures.
Effectively communicate with other disciplines to ensure that interfaces are clearly defined and correctly designed.
Liaise with other departments, project personnel, vendors, clients etc.
You will be based in the Manchester office with facility to work remotely and with occasional visits to other offices and site in line with project requirements.

The candidate will have:

Qualified to City & Guilds or HNC/HND level. EngTech or IEng ICE professional qualification an advantage.
Experience of 4D simulation, construction sequencing and clash detection software beneficial.
must be competent in design & detailing of foundations, below ground infrastructure, including drainage, cable ducting, etc. and steelwork and concrete. Experience of reinforced concrete detailing advantageous.
Excellent communication skills and ability to delegate and manage design tasks
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed