CAD Technician Role at Dillon (Northwest Territories)

CAD Technician Role at Dillon (Northwest Territories)

05 Aug
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Dillon Consulting
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Northwest Territories

05 Aug

Dillon Consulting

Northwest Territories

Join Dillon as a CAD Technician in Yellowknife, focusing on municipal infrastructure design and project management. Utilize your AutoCAD Civil 3D expertise in a collaborative setting.

This new position at Dillon is designed for a motivated CAD Technician to enhance their career within our Linear Municipal Infrastructure team. You will be involved in producing preliminary and detailed designs for various infrastructure projects, while also developing your project management skills. This role offers a platform for continuous learning and career development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design municipal infrastructure and land development plans
• Create detailed engineering drawings for various stakeholders
• Prepare supporting technical reports for design work




• Assist with construction documentation and specifications
• Participate in team meetings and project discussions

Requirements:
• Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology preferred
• 2-5 years of experience in related engineering fields
• Knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D is essential
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team atmosphere

Join Dillon and leverage your skills to foster innovation and development in municipal infrastructure.
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📌 CAD Technician Role at Dillon (Northwest Territories)
🏢 Dillon Consulting
📍 Northwest Territories

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