Revit JOBS: Revit MEP - Electrical Designer

Monday, April 19, 2010

Revit MEP - Electrical Designer - New Jersey

The recruiting firm McKeon-Grano Associates, Inc. represents an opportunity for a electrical designer who is also proficient with Revit MEP. They must be able to begin working in Revit without training. AutoCAD experience is also required, however Revit is the primary focus. Qualified candidates can submit their resume to Ed O'Shea preferably in Microsoft Word .doc format.

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