Drafting and Designing: Creating detailed technical drawings and plans using AutoCAD software for civil engineering projects such as roads, highways, bridges, buildings, and infrastructure. Site Layout and Surveying: Collaborating with engineers and surveyors to interpret survey data and translate it into accurate drawings and designs that meet project specifications and requirements. Creating 2D and 3D Models: Developing both 2D drawings and 3D models of civil engineering structures and components, including terrain modeling, profiles, cross-sections, and elevations. Detailing and Annotation: Adding dimensions, annotations, and other necessary details to drawings to ensure clarity and accuracy in construction and implementation. Design Modifications: Incorporating design changes and revisions based on feedback from engineers, architects, or clients, ensuring that drawings reflect updated project requirements. Collaboration and Coordination: Working closely with project managers, engineers, architects, and other stakeholders to coordinate design efforts and ensure that drawings align with project timelines and budgets. Technical Documentation: Preparing technical documentation, including drawing sets, specifications, and reports, as required for project documentation and communication. Compliance and Standards: Ensuring designs comply with relevant codes, standards, regulations, and industry best practices, such as local building codes and ADA accessibility guidelines. Software Proficiency: Staying updated with advancements in AutoCAD software and other relevant tools to optimize design efficiency and accuracy. Quality Control: Reviewing and checking drawings for completeness, accuracy, and adherence to project requirements before finalizing and releasing them for construction.