General Kinematics is the premier manufacturer of vibrating equipment for the processing of bulk
materials. From vibratory feeders to entire process systems, General Kinematics creates the solutions
customers require to process even the most difficult materials.
We are currently looking for a qualified AutoCAD Electrical Controls Designer to join our team in Crystal Lake Illinois. This position will be a part of our Controls Engineering team providing support for the following responsibilities:
Responsibilities
- Prepare and revise electrical drawing packages based on engineer and designer input while maintaining accuracy, quality, and project schedules.
- Independently develop and update plans, details, one-lines, wiring diagrams, panel schedules, control panel layouts, BOM, and related industrial control project documents.
- Coordinate drawing reviews & deliverables with electrical engineers, project managers, and other disciplines to ensure consistency and completeness.
- Track drawing progress, communicate schedule impacts, and support timely completion of deliverables.
- Update drawing packages as designs evolve throughout project development and installation and commissioning phases.
- Create and verify project BoMs (Bill of Materials). As well as review panel builds with engineer and vendor (as applicable).
- Assist with field markups, as-builts, as-shipped, and post commissioning drawings; incorporate field and red line revisions accurately.
- Maintain organized project file structures, version control, and document management procedures per company standards.
- Initiate & lead standard development for consistency and efficiency improvement of drawing sets.
- Support project design schedules, equipment lists, and project documentation efforts.
- Ability to convert CAD drawings to any other formats such as pdf, Eplan, etc.
- Participate in quality control reviews and help maintain drafting standards and best practices.
- Support the companies AutoCAD Electrical standards and make improvements as applicable.
