Drafting and Detailing: Your primary responsibility is to produce detailed drawings, plans, and blueprints based on specifications provided by engineers or architects. This includes creating drawings for various civil engineering structures such as buildings, roads, bridges, pipelines, and drainage systems. Layout Design: You'll be involved in layout design, including site plans, grading plans, and utility layouts. This involves accurately representing the spatial arrangement of elements within a project site, considering factors such as topography, drainage, and zoning regulations. Creating Technical Drawings: You'll prepare technical drawings that depict dimensions, materials, construction details, and other pertinent information required for construction. This includes producing plans, elevations, sections, and details that convey design intent and facilitate construction activities. Using CAD Software: You'll utilize CAD software, such as AutoCAD or similar programs, to create and modify drawings efficiently. This may involve drafting in both 2D and 3D environments, depending on project requirements and industry standards. Collaboration: You'll collaborate closely with engineers, architects, surveyors, and other stakeholders to ensure that drawings meet project specifications and requirements. This may involve attending meetings, coordinating design revisions, and incorporating feedback into your drawings. Quality Assurance: You'll be responsible for ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and quality of your drawings. This includes performing thorough checks to identify errors, inconsistencies, or omissions and making revisions as necessary to maintain drawing integrity. Adherence to Standards: You'll adhere to relevant industry standards, codes, and regulations governing civil engineering design and drafting. This includes following established drafting conventions, layering standards, and drawing practices to ensure consistency and compliance with best practices. Documentation: You'll prepare and maintain documentation related to drawings, revisions, and project correspondence. This may include organizing drawing files, creating drawing registers, and documenting changes or updates throughout the design process. Problem-Solving: You'll use your technical expertise and problem-solving skills to address design challenges, resolve conflicts, and find practical solutions that meet project objectives within budget and schedule constraints.