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CAD Manager Job Description
Posted By CADDManager On 2010/08/10 @ 8:19 AM In CAD Management | 8 Comments
I wrote this some time ago and I am reposting it. I am in the process of writing an updated Job Description and will post that at some point.
Here is a brief overview of a CAD Manager position and the duties involved:
What more should be added?
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8 Comments To "CAD Manager Job Description"
#1 Comment By shirinyan On 2010/08/10 @ 8:28 AM
Hello, Mark
Produce corporate CAD screen shots – what does it mean?
Video “How to..” – could it be related to this duty?
Thanks
#2 Comment By CADDManager On 2010/08/10 @ 4:14 PM
Someone sent me that back when I first posted this…
I would assume it means training images via Snagit, video via Camtasia, etc.
Mark
#3 Comment By Job descriptions On 2010/08/20 @ 11:18 PM
I think, this is one of the Finest post which explain clearly about CAD manager which possessing current points of pain, working with IT, users, management to get results, setting realistic goals,
#4 Comment By ComputerAidedder On 2010/08/25 @ 10:57 PM
Which kinks of CAD?
autocad ?
#5 Comment By Pi On 2010/10/04 @ 5:01 AM
This is a CAD Support role.
#6 Comment By Job descriptions On 2011/06/07 @ 10:21 PM
Just finished my CAD and million thanks for providing the job description, its so simple
#7 Comment By Senior Lead On 2011/11/14 @ 1:51 PM
Additions to Cad Manager position.
1. Send one of the first dwgs. started to client for approval.
2.Discuss with project team leads presentation of dwgs.
3.Discuss drawing management for entire project with team leads.
4.Have project manager provide a charge number for Cad Coordination responsibilities. These hours should not be taken from any one discipline.
5.Have regular meetings with detailing leads to make sure everyone is doing the same thing as far as standards are concerned.
6.Review overall dwg. set for drafting standards before it goes out the door to the client. Too many times have we had contract drafters in house and they have gone astray and used something else because these people were added at the last moment and not properly informed on the standards used.
&. Add time in for archiving PDS drawings into Autocad dwgs. This is not a simple translation.
#8 Comment By CADDManager On 2011/11/25 @ 12:42 PM
Great thoughts!