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CAD Technician/Designer Opportunities in Bristol
We are currently looking for CAD technicians/designers to join our client in Bristol, North Bristol. The role requires candidates who are able to review 2D design or 3D models.
Role Requirements
The client is interested in candidates with a background in design engineering, either practical experience in any engineering sector or theoretical engineer and design (2D or 3D) experience.
- Location: The client is based on the North side of Bristol, supporting international energy projects.
- Opportunities: The client is currently looking for four designers.
- Start: ASAP
- Duration: Two-Year Project HPC / Five-Year Project Sizewell C (Work until 2030 Currently)
- Location: Bristol, North Bristol (Near M4/M5)
- Hybrid: Office and home-based working (two days in from home, three days in the office)
- Contract: Permanent (Can offer long-term freelance contract)
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The role does not require a degree-qualified engineer. The client is happy to consider candidates coming from a mechanical/electrical installation, design, or engineering background. The only requirement is to be able to use 3D review/modeling tools and carry out 2D design. HNC/HND is acceptable.
Key Responsibilities
- Design Engineer – CAD Designer – 2D Technician – Onshore Plant Projects
- Mechanical, Structural, Piping, or Electrical Design/Layout experience
- Background in engineering, construction, or installation type projects most beneficial
- Experience using 2D or 3D design software (AutoCAD, PDMS/E3D, SolidWorks, etc)
- Basic engineering experience, ability to review 2D designs or 3D models
- Understanding of engineering principles, projects, and/or organizations


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The client is interested in designers who can pull data from a 3D model, review designs (2D), create models, 2D/3D layouts, put together data lists for package, prepare packages for site-based engineers, and/or BOM (bill of materials).
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