CAD Designer / Drafter

About LVC: We are the area's leading fire protection and systems integration company, established in 1982. We realize that our employees are our strength and only hire highly motivated people who are the best at what they do in our industries. We provide a positive, team-oriented work environment and encourage, promote, and reward team members who share our commitment to quality, integrity, and service.

About You: We are looking for a Low Voltage Designer who will prepare drawings for Technology Systems such as Fire Alarm, Fire Suppression, Nurse Call, Security, Card Access Systems, Structured Cabling using the latest version of AutoCAD.

Benefits: A full benefits package which includes: Health, Dental, Vision, Disability Insurance, Life Insurance, Retirement Savings Plan, ESOP, FSA, LegalShield, PTO and Holiday pay. Apply and find out why LVC is the right employer for you.

Essential Functions:

• Prepare AutoCAD Construction, Shop and As-Built drawings for all projects through coordination with Sales team, Project Managers, Designer, and Technicians.

• Maintain CAD drafting standards that are consistent with the construction industry.

• Develop and maintain CAD templates and details.

• Process CAD files from outside sources, primarily for backgrounds.

• Maintain a thorough knowledge of all pertinent fire codes and regulations.

Job Specification and Requirements:

• Two-year drafting degree or equivalent AutoCAD experience in a relevant field.

• Thorough knowledge and understanding of AutoCAD including but not limited to the following: Menus, Layers and Layer Controls, Blocks, X-references, Backgrounds, Viewports, File Structures, etc.

• Revit software experience preferred but not required

• Must be able to lift rolls and boxes of paper weighing up to 60 pounds each

• Knowledge of maintaining and running a Oce' type plotter and scanner

• Detail oriented and ability to work in a fast paced environment

• Excellent multi-tasking skills

LVC is an Equal Opportunity Employer as defined by the EEOC.