Are you an experienced CAD/Revit Technician looking to take the next step in your career with a forward-thinking engineering consultancy?
A well-established firm based in Leeds, is seeking a talented and motivated Structural and Civil CAD/Revit Technician to join their growing team on a permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who thrives in a collaborative environment and is eager to contribute to the delivery of high-quality engineering projects.
Why Join This Team?
·Competitive salary between £30,000 and £40,000 depending on experience
·26 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with the option to buy or sell additional leave
·Flexible working arrangements including up to 2 days from home per week
·Early Friday finish at 15:45, free on-site parking, and cycle-to-work scheme
·Comprehensive benefits including contributory pension, health benefit scheme, childcare vouchers, social events, and annual bonus scheme
Key Responsibilities:
·Produce accurate and detailed structural and civil drawings using AutoCAD and Revit
·Maintain compliance with company drawing standards across all outputs
·Coordinate drawing production and ensure timely issue to meet client deadlines
·Carry out quality checks to guarantee accuracy of work
·Liaise effectively with architects, engineers, and wider design teams
·Attend site visits and surveys when required to support drawing production
What They're Looking For
·Proven experience as a CAD/Revit Technician, ideally with at least 3 years in a UK consultancy environment
·Full competency in AutoCAD with working knowledge of Revit (RC detailing experience advantageous)
·Strong numeracy, computer literacy, and proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word and Excel)
·Excellent organisational and time management skills with great attention to detail
·Clear communication and presentation abilities to work effectively with internal teams and external partners
·Eligibility to work in the UK
Apply now to secure your interview and take the next step in your career.
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