G4S
CAD Technician - Tewkesbury - Hybrid

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CAD Technician - Tewkesbury - Hybrid
Up to £36,000 (DOE)
About us
G4S is a global company operating across 120 countries, employing over 650,000 people across the world. You can find more about us here; https://www.g4s.com/en-gb
We are at the forefront of the fire and security integrator market in the UK and have an enviable reputation for excellence and client portfolio. Typical clients include Government, Utilities, Healthcare, MOJ and MOD to name a few.
What will you be doing
- Producing CAD drawings & manuals of varying complexity according to the needs to designers, sales & operations
- Ensuring all drawings and documentation are produced to a high quality standard without errors
- Managing a number of drawing tasks at any one time and prioritising according to need
- The production of technical submittal documents for bid responses as required by the design team
- Responsible for document management within the design team
- Ensuring all output is produced in line with agreed timescales and delivered to the agreed deadline
- Adherence to Company’s policies and procedures
- Carrying out peer review of other CAD engineers work to ensure an error free environment and that quality and consistency is kept high across the team
- Maintenance of the CAD environment within the relevant office (Physical & Software)
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What we are looking for
- In depth knowledge and at least 3 years’ experience working in a CAD environment in a building layout / construction capacity
- Maths & English at GCSE grade 4 or above (or equivalent)
- Ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines
- Able to multi task and set clear priorities
- Good knowledge of Office applications (Google & MS)
- Able to interpret Customer’s detailed drawings
- Fluent in written and spoken English with good communication skills
- Good level of customer service and customer liaison skills


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There is also some must haves
- Must be able to pass BS7858 screening.
- Clean full UK driving license, with no more than 6 points.
- Enhanced DBS.
- Some government sites will require further screening.
What are the benefits of working with G4S
- Basic up to £36,000
- Matched pension scheme.
- 25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays.
- Life assurance scheme.
- Perks at work scheme.
- Further training and development.
- Career progression.
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