Drafting and Design: Using AutoCAD software to create 2D and 3D drawings, layouts, and models for civil engineering projects such as roads, bridges, buildings, and infrastructure systems. Site Development: Designing site plans, grading plans, and drainage layouts for land development projects. Civil AutoCAD Designers create detailed drawings that depict site features, contours, elevations, and utilities. Road and Highway Design: Developing roadway alignments, cross-sections, and profiles for transportation projects. Civil AutoCAD Designers design roadways, intersections, and traffic control features to meet safety and engineering standards. Structural Detailing: Creating detailed drawings and specifications for structural elements such as beams, columns, foundations, and retaining walls. Civil AutoCAD Designers develop construction plans and reinforcement details based on engineering calculations and design requirements. Utility Design: Designing utility systems including water supply, sewerage, and stormwater drainage networks. Civil AutoCAD Designers layout pipes, manholes, and culverts to facilitate the efficient conveyance and management of utilities. Construction Documentation: Preparing construction drawings, plans, and specifications for bidding and permitting purposes. Civil AutoCAD Designers produce accurate and comprehensive documentation that communicates design intent and technical specifications to contractors and regulatory agencies. Quantity Takeoff and Cost Estimation: Assisting with quantity takeoff and cost estimation by quantifying materials, calculating volumes, and preparing cost estimates based on project drawings and specifications. Collaboration and Coordination: Collaborating with engineers, architects, surveyors, and other professionals to integrate design elements, resolve conflicts, and ensure compatibility with project requirements and standards.