Drafting: Creating technical drawings and plans using computer-aided design (CAD) software such as AutoCAD. These drawings may include architectural, structural, and civil engineering drawings for various construction projects. Detailing: Developing detailed drawings based on rough sketches, specifications, and design guidelines provided by engineers, architects, or project managers. This involves accurately representing dimensions, annotations, symbols, and other relevant information on the drawings. Conversion: Converting hand-drawn sketches, blueprints, or paper drawings into digital format using CAD software. This ensures that drawings are standardized, editable, and easily accessible for further modification or sharing. Layout Design: Creating layout plans for construction sites, including site plans, floor plans, and elevation drawings. These drawings depict the arrangement of buildings, roads, utilities, and other elements within the project site. Technical Support: Providing technical support to engineers, architects, and other project team members by preparing and revising drawings as per their specifications and requirements. This may involve incorporating design changes, annotations, and revisions into existing drawings. Documentation: Generating and maintaining accurate documentation of drawings, plans, and related technical information. This includes organizing and cataloging drawings, ensuring version control, and adhering to established drawing standards and protocols. Quality Assurance: Ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and quality of drafted drawings by conducting thorough reviews and checks. This involves verifying dimensions, checking for errors or inconsistencies, and adhering to relevant industry standards and regulations. Coordination: Collaborating with architects, engineers, surveyors, and other stakeholders to coordinate the development and implementation of design plans. This may involve attending meetings, clarifying design requirements, and addressing issues or conflicts as they arise. Compliance: Ensuring that drafted drawings comply with applicable codes, standards, regulations, and specifications. This includes staying updated on changes in regulatory requirements and incorporating them into the drafting process as necessary. Deadline Management: Managing workload and deadlines effectively to ensure timely delivery of drafted drawings and design documentation. This may involve prioritizing tasks, coordinating with team members, and communicating any potential delays or challenges to project stakeholders.