Egisgroup
Signage CAD Designer - Traffic
Hamilton, ON, Canada
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 26 days ago
AutoCADCommunicationCollaborationCivil 3D
About the role
- Join Egis, where your ambition meets unparalleled growth opportunities.
- Imagine working alongside over 1,000 top-tier engineers, architects, and planners, all dedicated to shaping the future of infrastructure and development.
- We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain signage CAD drawings, including sign callouts, sign tables, details, notes, legends, and reference files.
- Update and revise signage drawing packages throughout the project lifecycle to reflect design changes and project requirements.
- Coordinate with signage designers, traffic engineers, and other project stakeholders to implement revisions and ensure design consistency across corridor-wide packages.
- Maintain alignment and coordination between signage plans and related transportation/infrastructure disciplines.
- Perform quality checks on drawings to ensure accuracy, completeness, clarity, and compliance with project standards and specifications.
- Support project delivery by managing drawing updates, revisions, and document control requirements.
- 3-7+ years of CAD drafting and design experience in transportation, roadway, or infrastructure projects.
- Experience preparing transportation-related drawing packages and technical design documentation.
- Exposure to transportation engineering design workflows and infrastructure project delivery phases.
Requirements
- Diploma or degree in Civil Engineering Technology, Drafting, or a related discipline.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D, MicroStation, OpenRoads, or equivalent CAD platforms.
- Strong understanding of drafting standards, drawing quality control, and documentation practices.
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