Job | CAD Designer – Offshore Lifting Operations | Utrecht

Utrecht, Nederland

Job description

Role: CAD Designer – Offshore Lifting Operations
Work location: Utrecht, the Netherlands – three office days per week
Start: ASAP
Duration: Approximately three months
Contract: Freelance assignment, minimum 32 hours per week, ideally 40
Language: English
Focus: Inventor 3D modelling and AutoCAD 2D drawings for jack-up vessel positioning and offshore wind turbine de-installation

Does your background include offshore lifting and jack-up vessels? This assignment combines 3D modelling with practical drawing deliverables. Using Inventor and AutoCAD, you will keep the project model current and prepare drawings covering vessel positioning, lifting plans, deck layouts and the de-installation sequence.

What You’ll Do

Maintain and update the 3D project model in Inventor with the latest project information.
Prepare 2D jack-up vessel positioning drawings using information from the model.
Produce offshore lifting plan drawings for wind turbine de-installation.
Prepare drawings showing the de-installation sequence.
Create jack-up vessel deck layout drawings.

Profile

What You Bring

Previous experience with offshore lifting operations and jack-up vessels.
Proficiency in Inventor and AutoCAD.
Experience maintaining 3D models and using model information to prepare 2D technical drawings.
The ability to translate project information into clear, accurate drawings for client issue.
Good communication skills in English.
Availability to start ASAP

What’s In It For You?

Interested in this freelance assignment? Get in touch to discuss the project scope, duration, availability and contract conditions.

Send me your CV and availability if your experience matches this Draftsman assignment in Utrecht. I’ll be happy to tell you more about the technical scope, project timeline and office arrangements.

monica.barbulescu@multi.engineering
+31 6 86828755

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