Drafting and Designing: You are responsible for creating accurate and detailed drawings, plans, and diagrams for civil engineering projects, such as buildings, roads, bridges, utilities, and infrastructure. This may include drafting floor plans, elevations, sections, and site plans using AutoCAD software. Technical Drawing Standards: You adhere to technical drawing standards, industry codes, and project specifications when creating drawings and plans. You ensure that drawings are clear, legible, and compliant with relevant design standards and regulations. Site Surveys and Data Collection: You may be involved in conducting site surveys and collecting data to inform the design process. This may involve gathering measurements, topographical data, and other site-specific information to accurately depict existing conditions and terrain features. Civil Engineering Design Elements: You incorporate various civil engineering design elements into your drawings, such as grading, drainage, utilities, roadways, parking lots, and landscaping. You ensure that design elements are accurately represented and coordinated within the overall project design. Drawing Revisions and Modifications: You may be responsible for revising and modifying drawings based on feedback from engineers, architects, or project stakeholders. This may involve updating drawings to reflect design changes, resolving conflicts or discrepancies, and ensuring that drawings are kept up to date throughout the project lifecycle. Coordination with Engineering Team: You collaborate closely with civil engineers, architects, designers, and other members of the project team to develop and refine design solutions. You communicate effectively to understand project requirements, provide input on design decisions, and coordinate the integration of design elements into overall project plans. Quality Control and Review: You conduct quality control checks and reviews of drawings to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with project requirements. You identify and correct errors or inconsistencies in drawings and coordinate with team members to address any issues that may arise. Documentation and Record Keeping: You maintain organized documentation and records of drawings, revisions, and design changes throughout the project lifecycle. You ensure that drawings are properly labeled, archived, and accessible for reference and future use. Software Proficiency: You maintain proficiency in AutoCAD software and stay updated on new features, tools, and techniques. You continuously improve your skills and knowledge of CAD software to enhance efficiency and productivity in your work. Professional Development: You participate in ongoing professional development opportunities to expand your knowledge and skills in civil engineering design, AutoCAD software, and related technologies. You stay current with industry trends, best practices, and advancements in CAD design methodologies.