Mechanical Designer II

Tulsa, OK
Full Time
Ross Engineering
Mid Level

MECHANICAL DESIGNER II

In this position, you will provide mechanical design services for a variety of clients.  Clients will include midstream oil and gas, industrial and commercial.  Coordinate with other engineering disciplines and construction personnel.  Provide CAD drawings from conceptual design to completed engineering.
 

In this role you will…

    • Provide piping design for a variety of clients.  Work directly with the lead piping designer as well as lead engineers during the development of the drawing packages.
    • Develop the design and construction documents, including PFD's, P&ID's, plans and sections, piping drawings, details, isometrics, and bill of materials.
    • Ensure that cost, customer service, quality, schedule and safety considerations are incorporated into the design from commencement through completion.
    • Address questions and issues during construction.
    • Proactively work on best practices, internal procedures, and maintaining internal and external networks to be informed of new developments in the field.

As the ideal candidate you have …
    • Previous piping design/drafting experience is required (3-6 years).
    • Past experience including diverse experience and a variety of project types.
    • The ability to plan, organize and communicate with team members and client representatives. 
    • The ability to work extended hours as needed to meet critical deadlines.
    • Extensive knowledge of AutoCAD version 2024 and CADWorx2023 and Navisworx 3D piping software.
    • Proficiency with MS Office Suite and MS SharePoint.
    • Experience with Plant 3D and Autodesk Revit software is a plus.

Expectations in this role include …
    • Engaging in multiple projects simultaneously.
    • Continually interacting with the other team members throughout the duration of the project.
    • Visiting the project site as needed to gather data.
    • Participating in the analysis, deployment, implementation and maintenance of technical policies and procedures.
    • Continuously increasing knowledge and exhibiting ability to learn and apply new skills.
    • Making timely decisions using sound and accurate judgment while keeping appropriate people informed in the decision process.
    • Identifying problems, gathering and analyzing information skillfully.  Consulting with entities associated and affected by issue.
    • Organizing and prioritizing work activities while utilizing efficient time management skills in meeting deadlines or staying on schedule with projects.
    • Communicating effectively and professionally both verbally and in written correspondence.
    • Meeting established goals while demonstrating accuracy and thoroughness to ensure quality of work.

You are physically able to …
    • Operate a computer, telephone and other commonly used business-related items.
    • Put in extended hours to meet critical deadlines and handle rapidly changing priorities to accomplish project goals.
    • Attend and participate in meetings.
    • Travel (approximately 10%) as needed to support projects.


Reports to:                                          Mechanical Discipline Manager
Secondarily Reports to:                      Project Manager
Location:                                             Tulsa/ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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