Sr. Process Mechanical Piping Designer

Cumberland, RI

Full Time

Hart Design Group

Experienced

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A family-owned engineering and construction firm founded in 1941, Hart Companies provides integrated Engineering, Architectural, Construction, and Passivation services to highly regulated and technically demanding industries. With a workforce of over 200 employees, we deliver projects ranging from targeted facility upgrades to complex programs exceeding $100M for clients across the United States.
Rooted in values of honesty, quality, and competence, Hart brings deep technical expertise, a people-first culture, and a client-focused team approach to every project—delivering safe, high-quality solutions that create lasting value for our clients, our communities, and our employees.

POSITION SUMMARY
The Senior Process Mechanical Piping Designer will lead the design and development of process piping systems for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturing facilities. The role involves creating detailed designs and models with minimal guidance, ensuring compliance with industry standards and project requirements.

Deliverables:

Development and detailing of process piping designs for high-purity systems.
Creation of accurate 3D models and coordination in a BIM environment.
Execution of design assignments with minimal supervision and high accuracy.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES:

Design and detail process piping systems for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical facilities, adhering to ASME BPE standards.
Develop high-purity process systems and clean utility services designs.
Utilize CADWorx and Isogen for piping design; leverage similar design modeling software as necessary.
Collaborate with project teams in a BIM environment to ensure effective project coordination.
Conduct site visits for design verification and project support as required.
Ensure designs meet regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
Provide technical guidance and support during the construction phase of projects.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry standards and technologies.
Participate in project meetings and communicate design progress and issues.
Review and validate design models and documentation to ensure accuracy.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

Possess a minimum of 10 years of experience as a Process Piping Designer, in Biopharma manufacturing environments or Oil & Gas.
Associate or Bachelor's Degree preferred, but not required
Proficiency in modeling within a BIM project coordination environment.
Experience with CADWorx and Isogen piping design software preferred; experience with similar software considered.
Working knowledge of ASME BPE standards and clean utility services design.
Ability to execute detailed design assignments with minimal supervision.
Additional experience with Revit is a plus.
Willingness to travel occasionally to worksites throughout Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.

Hart Companies is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

All employment offers with Hart Companies are subject to satisfactory completion of a criminal background check, discretionary driving record review, and drug screening.

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