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Job Description: Job Summary We are looking for an experienced mechanical design engineer with strong expertise in automated and multi-level car parking systems. The candidate will be responsible for proposal drawings, GAD preparation, development and production drawings, ensuring compliance with international mechanical standards. The role requires hands-on experience in R&D, design optimization, and coordination with production and site teams for seamless project execution. Key Responsibilities Prepare proposal drawings for customized mechanical car parking systems based on site constraints and client requirements. Conduct site visits, measurements, and feasibility assessments to ensure accurate and practical design implementation. Develop General Arrangement Drawings (GAD), development drawings, and detailed production drawings using AutoCAD and SolidWorks. Perform R&D activities for design enhancement, material optimization, and new product development. Create detailed production drawings including mechanical tolerances, dimensions, and material specifications. Ensure all designs comply with IS, ISO, ASME, DIN standards and relevant safety regulations. Coordinate with production, installation, and site teams for smooth fabrication and execution. Manage drawing revisions, documentation, and project records as per company quality standards. Support prototype development and implement design modifications based on feedback or site conditions. Optimize designs for manufacturability, structural strength, cost efficiency, and safety performance. Systems Exposure Single Stacker Parking Systems Cantilever Parking Systems 2-Level, 3-Level & 4-Level Parking Systems (Pit & Above-Ground) Puzzle Parking Systems (Hydraulic Pit & Above-Ground) Tower Parking Systems Required Skills & Competencies Strong knowledge of mechanical design, fabrication, and assembly processes Proficiency in AutoCAD (2D/3D) and SolidWorks (3D modelling & assemblies) Excellent understanding of IS, ISO, ASME, and DIN standards Experience in design optimization and R&D Ability to interpret and execute technical drawings accurately Strong problem-solving and analytical skills Good coordination and communication skills Detail-oriented with focus on quality, safety, and innovation Educational Qualification Diploma / Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Drafting HSC (Science) preferred Experience Requirement Minimum 5+ years of relevant experience in mechanical design Prior experience in automated car parking systems or material handling systems preferred .
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