Mechanical Designer - P&ID Developer 2

Below•Rincon, GA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

A Mechanical Designer with 5 to 10 years of experience as a P&ID Developer is responsible for creating, updating, and maintaining Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) that illustrate the flow of fluids, control systems, and equipment in industrial processes. They work closely with engineering teams to ensure the safe and efficient operation of complex systems. A Mechanical Designer with 5 to 10 years of experience in P&ID development is a critical asset to projects in industrial and manufacturing settings. Their ability to create and maintain accurate P&IDs ensures the safe and efficient operation of complex systems, contributing to the success of engineering projects and the safety of industry.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, mechanical design, or a related field.
5-10 years of experience in mechanical design with a focus on P&ID development for industrial processes.
Proficiency in P&ID software (AutoCAD).
In depth understanding of industrial processes, equipment, and instrumentation.
Knowledge of safety regulations and industry standards related to P&ID development.
Strong problem solving and analytical skills.
Effective communication and collaboration abilities.
Attention to detail and a commitment to delivering accurate and high-quality P&IDs.
A minimum of 5 years of full-time experience working with AutoCAD as a mechanical designer.
Previous experience with P&ID development or modifications.
Must be able to work onsite, in the field at times and in a high-paced team environment.

Responsibilities

Create and update P&IDs using industry-standard software, such as AutoCAD, to accurately represent the layout and functionality of piping, equipment, and instrumentation in industrial processes.
Work closely with mechanical engineers, process engineers, and other stakeholders to understand the requirements for P&IDs and ensure that they meet design specifications.
Generate detailed and clear P&ID documentation, including equipment symbols, instrument details, piping layouts, control loops and asset naming & numbering.
Ensure that P&IDs comply with safety regulations, industry standards, and project specific requirements.
Collaborate with engineers to select appropriate piping materials, valves, instruments, and other components based on design and operational requirements.
Manage changes to P&IDs by documenting and tracking revisions and ensuring that all stakeholders are informed of updates.
Review and validate P&IDs for accuracy and completeness, ensuring that they are consistent with project goals and safety guidelines.
Create as-built P&IDs to reflect the actual configuration of systems after construction or modifications. This will require field walkdowns to QC accuracy of data and CAD work.
Clearly communicate design concepts and modifications to team members and project stakeholders.
Provide training and support for less experienced team members and drafters in P&ID development.