Systems Design Assistant - Richmond Hill, Canada - Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls

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Richmond Hill, Canada

1 week ago

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What you will do

Under specific direction of Lead Systems Specialists, Systems Designers and Systems Engineers, perform routine technical and administrative tasks that support the systems design/engineering activities of the Branch or Regional Systems Engineering Team.

How you will do it

Ensure that all material is ordered for assigned projects, coordinate and track delivery for Project Managers and Lead Systems Specialist.
Handle excess material at project closeout by sending it back to the factory or transferring it to another project under the direction of the Project Manager or Lead System Specialist.
Ensure Branch/Region has adequate supplies of paper, submittal binders, job book inserts, etc. by coordinating with Branch/Regional Administrative staff.
Complete valve, damper and room schedules as required under the direction of the Lead Systems Specialist, Systems Designer or Systems Engineer.
Assemble project submittals for customer approval, ensuring that all required information for the submittal is included and transmitted to the customer.
May assist with preparation and layout of installation drawings using the standards library.
Revise engineered drawings by compiling field changes into one set of asbuilt drawings.

What we look for:

High School diploma or equivalent required.
Demonstrated technical aptitude.
Basic computer skills required.
Attention to detail.
Good communication and listening skills.

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