Building Service Layout Engineer; E3D Designer

Company Description

Welcome to Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI), a global innovation leader in the waste infrastructure space, where we believe in creating a sustainable future through technology and innovation.

At HZI, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of waste-to-X technology. We are not just waste managers; we are creators of value from what communities discard. Your role at HZI directly contributes to turning something once considered useless - waste - into something invaluable : energy, heat, hydrogen, fertilizer, and beyond.

• Prepare, update and check Building Service systems layout (UG systems, Louvres, CCTV, Electrical Cabinets, HVAC systems, Fire Fighting systems)
• Generates and updates 3D model (Steel Structure, Equipment, Piping, Ducts)
• Incorporate and check of drawings / 3D model from external and internal supplier
• Ensure the exchange of all required layout data (3D model) with the project team as well as with consortium partners and suppliers of engineering services
• Attend internal and external meetings as necessary to review BS model

• Very good knowledge of Aveva E3D (former PDMS) and MS Office. Navisworks and Auto Cad are a plus
• 3+ years of experience in plant / layout design of (power) plants (power, oil & gas, industrial) or equivalent regarding structural and mechanical designs, piping routing and equipment / systems arrangement
• 3+ years of experience in creation of layout concepts of complete plants, in technical risk assessment and solution providing
• Fluency in English, German or French are a plus
• Autonomous, solution-driven, and persuading personality

Additional Information

• Responsible challenge with diversified field of activity
• Team-oriented working atmosphere in an international Company
• Personal development opportunities through own Inova Academy
• Opportunity to gain an insight into various technical disciplines
• Excellent employment conditions
• Attractive working place (central, good transport links)
• Modern infrastructure