Control Systems Hardware Designer - AutoCAD Electrical

Confidential - Utility; Fort Myers (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

Life insurance

Short/long-term disability

Paid time off

Holiday pay

401(k) with company match

Job summary

U.S. Water Services Corporation/BCI is seeking a Control Systems Hardware Designer in Florida to design and create submittal packages for projects. The role reads and interprets project plans and specifications, then develops control system electrical schematics and panel layouts using AutoCAD Electrical.

Proficiency with PDF files and networking is required. Responsibilities include assembling submittal packages, understanding instrumentation requirements, and using Microsoft Office for

Qualifications

• Reading and understanding project plans and specifications for control systems.
• Develop control system electrical schematics and panel layouts.
• Proficiency with AutoCAD Electrical and basic networking concepts.

Responsibilities

• Design and create submittal packages for projects.
• Read and understand project plans and specifications for control system and instrumentation.
• Create control panel electrical schematics and panel layouts using AutoCAD Electrical.
• Assemble submittal packages using a PDF indexed format.
• Understand building and modifying PDF files.
• Understand networking.

Skills

Read/understand plans

Schematic development

Panel building knowledge

Networking basics

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Microsoft Office (Excel/Word)

PDF tools

Job description

U.S. Water Services Corporation/BCI is seeking a Control Systems Hardware Designer in Florida to design and create submittal packages for projects. The role reads and interprets project plans and specifications, then develops control system electrical schematics and panel layouts using AutoCAD Electrical.

Proficiency with PDF files and networking is required. Responsibilities include assembling submittal packages, understanding instrumentation requirements, and using Microsoft Office for