Can you take a simplified SolidWorks model and turn it into something a workshop can actually manufacture?

Something properly detailed, practical and ready to fabricate.
That is the job.

You will work from established concepts, engineering calculations and specifications to produce detailed manufacturing designs for:

- Structural and welded steelwork
- Tanks and sumps
- Sheet metal components
- Fabricated equipment used across industrial projects

This is not concept design or R&D; and you will not be expected to invent the equipment or perform the engineering calculations.

Your value is in the detail.
Understanding how steel is cut, folded, welded and assembled, then producing drawings that make sense to the people building it.

What you will need

- Solid CAD experience
- Strong SolidWorks capability
- Experience detailing for steel fabrication or manufacturing
- A practical understanding of manufacturability




- The ability to work accurately without needing constant supervision

Experience across materials processing, mining equipment, water treatment or industrial manufacturing would be highly regarded.
Sheet metal experience would be a major advantage.

What is on offer

- Up to $120K + super, depending on experience
- Two or 3 days working from home
- No site travel
- Clear technical direction from an experienced engineer
- The chance to work on real equipment that will be fabricated and put into operation

If this sounds like your kind of work, send through your CV and tell us about the most complex fabricated item you have detailed in SolidWorks.
Additional information

- SolidWorks Drafter
- Steel Fabrication
- Up to $120K + Super

📌 3D Drafter (Sydney)
🏢 Talent Supply
📍 Sydney