Produce detailed piping isometrics, general arrangement (GA) drawings, pipe rack/route layouts, and installation drawings for mechanical and process piping.
Develop and update P&IDs, piping schedules, valve lists, and material/line-item BOMs.
Create 3D models and spool drawings using CAD/Plant tools; coordinate with structural, electrical, and equipment vendors for clash-free routing.
Specify pipe materials, fittings, supports, flanges, valves, and insulation consistent with chemical compatibility and cleanroom requirements.
Apply relevant codes and standards (ASME B31, local plumbing codes, SEMI where applicable) and ensure designs meet EHS and contamination-control constraints.
Support construction and installation: prepare fabrication packages, review shop drawings, and respond to RFIs during installation.
Work with procurement to prepare material takeoffs and vendor RFQs; evaluate vendor drawings and suggest constructability improvements.
Perform site surveys and as-built markups; update drawings post-installation and maintain accurate drawing/version control.
Participate in commissioning support, start-up troubleshooting, and punch-list resolution for installed piping systems.
Collaborate with process, facilities, EH&S, and operations teams to maintain production continuity and minimize disruption.
Maintain design standards, templates, and CAD libraries; drive continuous improvement of drafting workflows.
Qualifications:
Experience with AutoCAD, PDMS, and Isometric preparation.
Minimum 5 years’ experience in an engineering design role supporting project and facilities work for a chemical, petrochemical, nuclear, or pharmaceutical industrial facility.
Ability to work onsite 40 hours per week and meet all site entry requirements and adhere to safety protocols for facility access.
Strong communication skills to collaborate with engineers and design teams.