Qualifications1+ years of direct work with AutoCAD and construction drawing preparation requiredWilling to put in extra hours when needed, but also enjoy the shorter hours when availableHigher education or training preferredWork experience in a professional environment preferredSelf-motivated, driven, reliable and good communication skillsAbility to pass an AutoCAD testWilling and able to travel and perform outdoor site walks in all weather conditionsAbility to work with teams, and independentlyGood written and oral communication skillsExperience in customer relations and communicationPrevious experience in telecom preferredEssential Job FunctionsSupport the Pacific Northwest which covers Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, and HawaiiDirect work with AutoCAD and construction drawing preparationCommunication with clients, vendors and team members in a timely mannerRead, Receive red lines & comments from supervisorsCreate red lines & comments for team membersResponsible for making changes on construction drawings as requestedPerform field activities such as observing and recording existing field conditions, and taking and verifying measurements within project areaPerform quality assurance reviews of internal resources work as part of performance evaluationsConvert designs into technical drawings and construction documentsComply with up-to-date codes and safety standardsPrepare multiple versions of designs for review by engineers & clientsIdentify opportunities to improve quality and services, and participate in their implementationCoordinate work with other disciplines such as architectural, mechanical, electrical, etc.Distribute work evenly among resources availableManage project budget and document coordination between client and 3rd party vendorsPerform quality assurance reviews of third-party work as part of Vendor QA and evaluate performanceCommunicate issues as they arise to clients, team members and other parties involvedUnderstanding of spatial relationships to resolve potential interference issuesThe job description is not an exhaustive statement of all the duties, responsibilities, or qualifications of the job, nor is it intended to limit opportunities.