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Our client is looking for a CAD Operative / Visualisation planner for a construction site in Birmingham, B4 to start immediately.
Environment
* Site based
* Fully conversant with AutoCAD and with their own computer and software licenses.
* Ideally conversant with 4D modelling software so they can converse with 4D modeller.
* The works are the production of logistical time slice drawings and specific logistics plans.
Job description
CAD Technician / Visualisation planner required to undertake the following:
* Amend and Update Drawings
* Plan and coordinate visual presentations inline with current and future activities.
* Produce a variety of drawings showing coordinated sequencing between contractors
* Liaise with clients, contractors, sub contractors and third parties.
* Attend and contribute to Team meetings, taking information to update, develop plan and produce visualisation.
Skills:
* Proficient in using industry design Software
* Good Knowledge of MS Packages, inc. outlook, excel word
* Be able to work on own initiative as well as part of a team
* Have ability to self check own work
* Strong communication, organisational and interpersonal skills
* Familiar working within the construction industry
To be successful in this role you must possess the following skills and qualifications:
* Preferred – Design Based Qualification e.g. Degree, Apprenticeship, A LEVEL
* Familiar with Auotcad
* Industry Visualisation Software e.g. Inkscape, Blue Beam etc.
* Conversant with 4D modelling software
Job Details:
* Salary: £30 per hour
* Shifts: 7.30am - 5.30pm
* Start date: ASAP
* Duration: 6 - 8 weeks
* PPE required: own steel toe cap boots with midsole protection, CSCS prefered
To apply for this position please email a copy of your CV.
This is a Paramount Trades & Labour vacancy and we are operating as an employment business. As an Equal Opportunities organisation Paramount Trades & Labour guarantees that all applicants will receive equal treatment within our application and selection process