The Associate Designer has a valuable knowledge of airside infrastructure and systems. The
Associate Designer can provide assistance in multidisciplinary airside design projects
helping to meet quality standards, deadlines and budget constraints. The Associate
Designer writes technical reports, completes engineering calculations and reviews or
produces technical drawings for airside consultancy and design project.
Key Responsibilities
- Effectively communicating with internal and external stakeholders.
- Accurately estimating the time required to complete assigned tasks and effectively
managing one's own workload.
- Assist in the management of multidisciplinary airside design projects.
- Write detailed technical airside design analysis reports.
- Prepare airside infrastructure bills of quantities for bidding stage (pricing) and for
execution stage (production).
- Complete airside engineering calculations, for example, electrical power calculations,
airfield lighting calculations (PAPI, aiming point, approach lighting), heat dissipation,
structural calculations, etc.
- Produce, oversee or review airfield layout drawings for airfield lighting, signs, marking,
ducts, pits and cabling.
- Produce, oversee or review AVDGS top view, side view and front view drawings.
- Produce, oversee or review airside layout drawings for integration into ADB Safegate
Airside systems (Apron Management, ALCMS or ICWP).
- Produce, oversee or review basic installation detail drawings of ADB Safegate products
adapted to the specific project requirements.
- Adhere to the Autodesk Vault procedures ensuring all files created, received or
submitted are correctly stored and set-up.
Required Know-how or Qualifications
- Generally, with Engineering degree or similar qualifications.
- Intermediate understanding of project processes.
- Intermediate understanding of ADB Safegate’s full portfolio (products, systems and