Architectural Technologist

The Architectural Technologist will report to the Chief Architect and work closely with Engineering team members, staff and consultants as required.

General Accountabilities:

Provides full, professional architectural design services on work associated with TTC facilities; ensures technical accuracy, compliance with all relevant codes, adequacy of design, safety, constructability, maintainability, cost effectiveness, and timely completion of documents.

The Architectural Technologist will be required to provide full Architectural design services for transit related facilities. This involves:

• Reviewing existing conditions, drawings and specifications and obtaining additional data necessary for the completion of accurate drawings and specifications.

• Visiting sites to determine and record existing conditions/deficiencies.

• Researching additional information by liaising with various manufacturing companies contractors and government agencies to ensure final designs are practical and meet all applicable code requirements.

• Reviewing shop drawings and material submissions for conformity to TTC drawings and specifications and for accuracy and completeness.

• Ensuring that all detailed factors and standard requirements are correctly
incorporated.

• Laying out and preparing preliminary and final design drawings from design standards.

• Architects/engineers' notes, rough sketches and verbal instructions using CADD
and/or manual drafting methods.

• Assisting architects with the preparation of technical specifications.

• Liaising with staff from other TTC groups and departments to ensure that projects meet all TTC requirements.

• Assisting during studies as directed and preparing a variety of reports related to the work.

• Must have or be able to acquire Subway/SRT Rule Book training for conducting site inspections at track level.

Responsibilities:

The Architectural Technologists will require the following qualifications and experience.

• Experience with CADD (MicroStation) and general administrative computer software.

• College Diploma (3 year) in Architectural Technology or equivalent, combined with at least 5 years directly related work experience.

• Membership with the Association of Architectural Technologies of Ontario (AATO) is an asset.

• Experience in design of transit facilities considered an asset.

Please send your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Advantages
• Membership with the Association of Architectural Technologies of Ontario (AATO) is an asset.

• Experience in design of transit facilities considered an asset.

Responsibilities
The Architectural Technologist will report to the Chief Architect and work closely with Engineering team members, staff and consultants as required.

General Accountabilities:

Provides full, professional architectural design services on work associated with TTC facilities; ensures technical accuracy, compliance with all relevant codes, adequacy of design, safety, constructability, maintainability, cost effectiveness, and timely completion of documents.

The Architectural Technologist will be required to provide full Architectural design services for transit related facilities. This involves:

• Reviewing existing conditions, drawings and specifications and obtaining additional data necessary for the completion of accurate drawings and specifications.

• Visiting sites to determine and record existing conditions/deficiencies.

• Researching additional information by liaising with various manufacturing companies contractors and government agencies to ensure final designs are practical and meet all applicable code requirements.

• Reviewing shop drawings and material submissions for conformity to TTC drawings and specifications and for accuracy and completeness.

• Ensuring that all detailed factors and standard requirements are correctly
incorporated.

• Laying out and preparing preliminary and final design drawings from design standards.

• Architects/engineers' notes, rough sketches and verbal instructions using CADD
and/or manual drafting methods.

• Assisting architects with the preparation of technical specifications.

• Liaising with staff from other TTC groups and departments to ensure that projects meet all TTC requirements.

• Assisting during studies as directed and preparing a variety of reports related to the work.

• Must have or be able to acquire Subway/SRT Rule Book training for conducting site inspections at track level.

Responsibilities:

The Architectural Technologists will require the following qualifications and experience.

• Experience with CADD (MicroStation) and general administrative computer software.

• College Diploma (3 year) in Architectural Technology or equivalent, combined with at least 5 years directly related work experience.

• Membership with the Association of Architectural Technologies of Ontario (AATO) is an asset.

• Experience in design of transit facilities considered an asset.

Please send your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Qualifications
The Architectural Technologists will require the following qualifications and experience.

• Experience with CADD (MicroStation) and general administrative computer software.

• College Diploma (3 year) in Architectural Technology or equivalent, combined with at least 5 years directly related work experience.

Summary
The Architectural Technologist will report to the Chief Architect and work closely with Engineering team members, staff and consultants as required.

General Accountabilities:

Provides full, professional architectural design services on work associated with TTC facilities; ensures technical accuracy, compliance with all relevant codes, adequacy of design, safety, constructability, maintainability, cost effectiveness, and timely completion of documents.

The Architectural Technologist will be required to provide full Architectural design services for transit related facilities. This involves:

• Reviewing existing conditions, drawings and specifications and obtaining additional data necessary for the completion of accurate drawings and specifications.

• Visiting sites to determine and record existing conditions/deficiencies.

• Researching additional information by liaising with various manufacturing companies contractors and government agencies to ensure final designs are practical and meet all applicable code requirements.

• Reviewing shop drawings and material submissions for conformity to TTC drawings and specifications and for accuracy and completeness.

• Ensuring that all detailed factors and standard requirements are correctly
incorporated.

• Laying out and preparing preliminary and final design drawings from design standards.

• Architects/engineers' notes, rough sketches and verbal instructions using CADD
and/or manual drafting methods.

• Assisting architects with the preparation of technical specifications.

• Liaising with staff from other TTC groups and departments to ensure that projects meet all TTC requirements.

• Assisting during studies as directed and preparing a variety of reports related to the work.

• Must have or be able to acquire Subway/SRT Rule Book training for conducting site inspections at track level.

Responsibilities:

The Architectural Technologists will require the following qualifications and experience.

• Experience with CADD (MicroStation) and general administrative computer software.

• College Diploma (3 year) in Architectural Technology or equivalent, combined with at least 5 years directly related work experience.

• Membership with the Association of Architectural Technologies of Ontario (AATO) is an asset.

• Experience in design of transit facilities considered an asset.

Please send your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

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