Electrical Drafter (Skid Instrumentation)

Tech Partners; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Tech Partners is seeking an Electrical Drafter for an energy-sector client in West Tulsa. This on-site role involves drafting 2D electrical drawings for skid-mounted measurement and instrumentation packages, including schematics, wiring diagrams, and panel layouts.

You will work directly with the drafting supervisor and shop personnel to ensure accurate, up-to-date drawing packages, perform revisions, and hand over clean as-built documentation after fabrication.

Qualifications

• Drafting experience on skid-based measurement or instrumentation packages.
• Strong 2D electrical drafting using AutoCAD Electrical or similar.
• Understanding of instrumentation and control wiring to spot markup issues.
• Ability to work on-site in West Tulsa.

Responsibilities

• Create 2D electrical drawings for skid-mounted measurement and instrumentation packages.
• Prepare schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, junction box layouts, revisions and as-builts.
• Collaborate with the drafting supervisor and shop personnel to keep drawings accurate.

Skills

Skid-based drafting

2D electrical drafting

AutoCAD Electrical

Instrumentation wiring knowledge

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Job description

Electrical Drafter (Skid Instrumentation)

About the job Electrical Drafter (Skid Instrumentation)

Tech Partners is recruiting an Electrical Drafter for an energy-sector client in West Tulsa. This is an on-site role working directly with the drafting supervisor and the shop that builds what you draw.

The work: 2D electrical drawings for skid-mounted measurement and instrumentation packages. Schematics, wiring diagrams, panel and junction box layouts, and the revisions and as-builts that keep a drawing set honest once the skid hits the shop floor.

What you need:

Drafting experience on skid-based measurement or instrumentation packages. This is the one requirement that matters most.

Strong 2D electrical drafting (AutoCAD Electrical or similar).

A working understanding of instrumentation and control wiring, enough to catch a markup that doesn't make sense before it gets built.

Ability to work on-site in West Tulsa.

Nice to have:

Oil and gas measurement or metering experience.

Time spent around fabrication, where you've had to answer questions from the people building to your drawings.

What we care about:

People who check their own work, ask why when a markup looks wrong, and keep drawing packages clean under schedule pressure. If you've drafted instrumentation skids, we want to talk.