As a Building Designer (also known as a Draftsperson), you prepare preliminary sketches, working drawings and specifications for an architect. You talk with builders and contractors to create and update plans, maps, charts and drawings for building projects.
You would generally work in the office of an architectural studio or construction firm, with some site visits required.
You should have an interest in technical design, engineering and construction.
Critical thinking • Technical design • Managing projects • Communicating clearly • Using design software
“The beauty of the construction industry is that it suits a whole range of people — from professionals to those who are more hands-on.”
Matthew Pezzuto, Horizon Construction Services
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