Mid-Level Process Designer - Hybrid

Stantec•Plymouth, MN

10d•Hybrid

About The Position

Stantec is seeking a mid-level Process Designer to perform computer-aided design assignments using company standards and relevant experience. The role is primarily based in the Plymouth, Minnesota office, with an opportunity to work remotely. Project assignments may involve working at other Twin Cities offices and occasional travel to client locations. The designer will contribute to process plant and facility design, including 3D equipment and piping layouts, orthographic and general arrangement drawings, piping isometrics, vendor drawing verification, and field data gathering. The position also involves supporting proposals and estimates, following CAD standards, and working with senior designers and project teams to meet deadlines.

Requirements

Two-year minimum degree in a related discipline, such as Mechanical Design, Engineering Technology, or Computer-Aided Design/Drafting.
At least five years of experience in a relevant computer-aided design discipline.
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office and one or more of AutoCAD, Plant 3D, Revit, similar 3D plant and piping design software, or Navisworks.
Strong process plant design background, from conceptual design through plant layout and process and utility piping system design.
Working knowledge of process and utility piping specifications and codes.
Working knowledge of structural steel design practices related to equipment supports, piping, and building structural framing.
Ability to visualize and lay out process plants and piping in 3D.
Ability to develop and work from Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) for plant layout and piping design.
Effective verbal and written communication with clients and project team members, with a strong customer-service attitude.
Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to recognize discrepancies.
Strong organizational skills for maintaining project files and information received from clients and vendors.
Basic understanding of task-hour estimating and accountability for personal hour budgets.
Ability to meet deadlines and put in the time needed to complete the work.
Ability to drive a motor vehicle, traverse hot or cold environments and varying terrain, use stationary ladders and steps at client facilities, wear and use personal protective equipment, and manage minimal lifting.

Nice To Haves

Experience with shop drawing reviews.
Packing and material-handling design experience with pneumatic conveying, screw conveyors, belt conveyors, bag filling, or robotic palletizing.
An established network of industry contacts from current or prior project assignments.
Significant experience in another 3D design environment may be considered for candidates who demonstrate an ability to master design programs quickly.

Responsibilities

Create orthographic drawings from Plant 3D and/or Revit.
Model equipment in 3D and verify vendor drawings.
Perform 3D facility design and equipment layouts, including sketches and general arrangement drawings for processing equipment installation.
Design piping, including 3D pipe routing, determining pipe supports, and creating isometric drawings for fabrication and installation.
Incorporate red-line markups and follow CAD standards and drawing annotations.
Perform fieldwork to gather data, check tie-ins, and provide construction support.
Assist with proposal preparation and estimating new projects.
Work with senior designers and function effectively under tight deadlines.