Designer II - Civil

The Haskell Company•Jacksonville, FL

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Designer II - Civil performs civil design, detailing, and analysis under the supervision of a Licensed Professional and coordinates with peers across design disciplines. The role works on projects ranging from simple to complex and small to large, using civil design software and other technology to develop designs, details, presentation materials, and construction documents subject to the Licensed Professional’s final approval. The Designer supports project planning and coordination, construction-document production, construction support, scheduling, and profitability. The role also contributes to the development of discipline standards and training, participates in trade organizations and committees, and identifies continuing-education opportunities. Haskell describes its workplace as inclusive and supportive of career growth and offers a benefits package that includes health insurance, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities.

Requirements

4–6 years of experience in design and drafting software.
Autodesk Civil 3D (current version).

Nice To Haves

Autodesk Civil 3D professional certification.

Responsibilities

Work independently on a variety of projects, from simple to complex and small to large.
Use innovative technology to design and detail projects under a Licensed Professional’s supervision and subject to their final approval.
Participate in project strategy meetings within the discipline, engage with design concepts, and produce pricing and proposal presentation documents.
Coordinate work with other disciplines to address dimensions and interferences and minimize deficiencies, errors, and omissions.
Develop awareness of resources for completing due diligence when limited information is available.
Prepare presentation drawings and other deliverables as required by the Licensed Professional.
Perform analysis and basic calculations as required.
Read and understand design documents and create professional, non-standard details.
Work with the Licensed Professional on drawing planning, production, management, and schedule adherence.
Produce organized, accurate, clear, and correct construction documents that follow team and discipline standards.
Adhere to company standards and policies and coordinate work with other disciplines.
Develop awareness of modern civil engineering technologies, procedures, and methods for using design tools.
Assist construction personnel, as directed by the Licensed Professional, in interpreting and clarifying construction documents; provide timely field solutions and prepare field orders, addenda, and record drawings subject to Licensed Professional approval.
Maintain orderly work files and prepare clear, well-written memos and correspondence.
Produce finished drawings with good appearance, accuracy, clarity, and correctness.
Partner with the technical efforts of discipline interns, designers, and technicians assigned to the project.
Meet civil design schedules and target deliverable dates.
Manage personal productivity to maintain a profitable margin while executing basic services.
Identify situations that may require design change orders.
Help develop training programs and make presentations to staff.
Participate in discipline trade organizations and the development of group and corporate standards committees.
Identify continuing-education opportunities to support professional growth and the collective capability of the discipline.