Welcome to the future of nuclear energy, where Westinghouse Electric Company is leading the field with expertise and innovation to shape the power of tomorrow.At Westinghouse, innovation is in our DNA. We are creative. We think differently. We reimagine the possible across the nuclear industry every day.About the role:As a Mechanical/Civil Layout Designer, you will work with Engineering personnel. You will receive directions from them toward applying engineering concepts of Mechanical, Supports, Civil, and Structural designs. We will apply these concepts into practicable functional graphics and drafting deliverable. This is a full-time job.You will report to the Supervisor Engineer and be located at Ascó. This is a hybrid position.Main Responsibilities:Develop moderately complex layouts and digital models incorporating modified concepts in manufacturing, installation or construction engineering drawings. Prepare layouts, digital models and drawings for complete items characterized by critical structural, piping or mechanical clearances.



Specifications can be from sketch or may be statement of end results.Coordinate drafting activities, follow the progress, provide technical guidance and comments to obtain accurate outputs.Help analyze engineering drawings and models for product manufacturability/constructability. This analysis includes checking for ease of interpretation, proper illustration, and necessary data. It also involves verifying correct and needed dimensioning, proper tolerances congruent with manufacturing costs and feasibility. Additionally, the analysis checks for proper surface finish and weld symbols, proper material specifications and related note data. Furthermore, it ensures material application and sizes, and related drawing format requirements such as bill of materials. Finally, the analysis includes proper approval and release of documents through project specific and department procedures.Calculate dimensions, tolerances, fit, slopes, weights,

📌 Mechanical Designer (Ascó)
🏢 Westinghouse
📍 Ascó