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A successful, regional House Builder located in Derby are in search of an experienced Layout Designer or Architectural Technician / Technologist to join their divisional design department.
You will provide architectural design services and solutions for individual projects as well as standard core portfolios, presenting proposals and working drawings primarily using Autodesk Revit. This position will report to the Divisional Architectural Manager.
Key Responsibilities;
Providing working drawings for Production teams for use on site and for all of the relevant Regional business functions
To assist Site Managers by addressing and answering development queries when required
Co-ordinate suppliers information from the Divisionally approved key supply chain list
Distribute working information to the Regional businesses via the companies Intranet
Provide solutions for BUG reports that are received from the Regional businesses
Candidate Skills and Capabilities:
Must have experience using Autodesk Revit Architecture and AutoCAD
To have a good understanding of the construction process and the provision of house type working drawings that meet the requirements of the Building Regulations and NHBC standards .To be able to work alone, under their own steam and as part of the technical team
To have excellent communication and presentation skills
Have a minimum HND/HNC or equivalent in Architecture or Construction
To have experience in working for a house-builder or consultancy providing services to a house-builder
To have a good knowledge of house building and the consultation process
To be aware of emerging and changing legislation
If you feel that you have the correct skills for this role then please forward CV's to Adam Shaw on the link provided.
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