Industrial Mechanical Designer (Entry)

Coffman Engineers•Burlington, WA

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Coffman Engineers is seeking an entry-level Industrial Mechanical Designer for its Burlington office. The designer will develop drawings in accordance with project specifications, scope of work, design parameters, codes, and industry practices. The role includes developing a working knowledge of process piping and piping systems, Piping and Instrument Diagrams (P&IDs), Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs), Piping Material Specifications, and valve and instrumentation types and uses. The position is not eligible for sponsorship. The role is part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary engineering team and includes occasional travel to job sites. Coffman offers professional and technical development, mentorship, an office environment, and an excellent salary and comprehensive benefits package, including eligibility for annual bonuses.

Requirements

Experience with Autodesk AutoCAD and Revit.
Experience with Bluebeam Revu and Microsoft Office products.
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Graduation from a certified CAD training program or a technical/associate degree in engineering or a related field (preferred).
Experience with Intergraph CADWorx and Autodesk Plant 3D.

Responsibilities

Become familiar with accepted design and drafting methods and concepts, engineering and design principles, terminology, and manufacturing materials.
Provide recommendations for design adaptations and modifications and, under supervision, incorporate decision recommendations.
Make decisions regarding design suitability using knowledge of specified product materials and production processes.
Use 3D point cloud laser scans as a design tool for 3D piping design.
Set up new projects using AutoCAD Sheet Set Manager, template files, and dynamic referencing.
Dimension and prepare piping plans, elevations, sections, and isometrics in accordance with project requirements, P&IDs, and field information.
Perform walkdowns and verify existing facilities and piping configurations; develop new piping and equipment arrangements based on existing conditions.
Coordinate across design disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, and structural.
Travel occasionally to provide support at job sites.