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CAD Technician
A CAD Technician should be proficient with the use of AutoCAD and related software. This individual should be capable of reading architectural/engineering drawings and have a basic understanding of construction practices, and applicable building codes and the implications of those codes. Occasionally, this individual will be required to assist in the completion of fieldwork. |
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Senior Cad Technician
A Senior CAD Technician should be very proficient with the use of Excel's chosen CAD and related software. This individual should also have an excellent understanding of drawings, construction, codes and the ability to prepare a complete set of construction documents with minimal guidance. A Senior CAD Technician should also have the ability to coordinate and mentor CAD Technicians as needed. Occasionally, this individual will do field measuring and attend project meetings. |
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Designer
A designer has advanced ability in preparation of construction documents. This advanced ability includes the areas of design, code knowledge, construction documents and construction practices. This individual will be the primary person in charge of preparation of construction documents for large and complicated projects and will oversee and coordinate the work of CAD Technicians or a designer may also be an individual who has obtained a Designer's license from the Department of Commerce for design of plumbing or HVAC systems. |
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Architect
An Architect needs the ability to develop a program, develop the project design, and then prepare a set of construction documents. An Architect needs to understand codes, their application, construction, and architectural drawings. While largely a production position, the Architect will have occasional client contact and must further coordinate CAD technicians. |
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Engineer
An Engineer will have an understanding of engineering principles and codes. This individual must have the ability to use computer software for analysis and selection. The majority of the time is spent in the office providing engineering. Occasionally, this individual will go to jobsites and attend project meetings. |
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Project Manager
A Project Manager is solely responsible for all aspects of a project including its schedule and profitability. As a "Leader", the Project Manager must be an organized individual who can acquire, coordinate and manage several projects and individuals at one time. The Project Manager must understand contracts, contract documents, plans/specifications, construction and what is expected of staff. The Project Manager will stamp drawings being submitted to state and have a good understanding of state codes. This position requires travel, meetings with clients, and observing construction. |
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Surveyor
A Surveyor should have good land division design, creativity and a good understanding of applicable codes. Understanding of subdivisions, plats, certified survey maps and property surveys is essential. The Surveyor will stamp all drawings, legal descriptions and plats for certification. This position will also require communication and contact with clients. This person will oversee and coordinate the work of the survey crews and assistant surveyors |
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