Draftsman
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ROGER4314
Been Called "Flash" Since I Was A Kid!
I was a drafter in industry for machined parts and structural assemblies then taught drafting & AutoCad for 10 years......but I'm retired.
Just a helpful hint................. You need to specify the type of drafting, (Architecture, Machined parts, structure, pipe etc) and describe what version that you use and what type of equipment you have .....especially plotters. Drafters need to know what you're doing as no one knows everything. If they say they know it all, alarm bells should sound.
Hope that helps.
Flash
Just a helpful hint................. You need to specify the type of drafting, (Architecture, Machined parts, structure, pipe etc) and describe what version that you use and what type of equipment you have .....especially plotters. Drafters need to know what you're doing as no one knows everything. If they say they know it all, alarm bells should sound.
Hope that helps.
Flash
Roger, thanks.
Electrical. That includes Foundations, pipes, wires, structures, terrain profiles, etc..
HP plotters (they have a new one everytime I get back to the office).
ESRI is utilized also.
On the job training is an option.
(if you got some basics)
"If they say they know it all, alarm bells should sound." True statement.
Electrical. That includes Foundations, pipes, wires, structures, terrain profiles, etc..
HP plotters (they have a new one everytime I get back to the office).
ESRI is utilized also.
On the job training is an option.
(if you got some basics)
"If they say they know it all, alarm bells should sound." True statement.
