Leeds, UK
Part 1/Part 2 architectural assistants
at Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher
Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher is looking for Part 1 and Part 2 architectural assistants to join its team in Leeds, UK.
Talented RIBA Part 1 and Part 2 architectural assistants required for our busy Leeds studio. You will have an opportunity of working on some prestigious projects in Leeds and the north of England for an award-winning practice. You must be UK educated and have a good understanding of UK practice. We offer a fantastic package but above all, we will fully support you in the development of your education in architecture.
General projects and team architectural support
Working under the management of a project architect/associate to support the delivery of a variety of projects at varying stages. Amongst the tasks identified by the team/practice activities may include the following:
Corporate:
- personally delivering high quality and consistent standards of work with the objective of creating innovation and achieving award-winning success
- to act as an ambassador for CJCT and positively represent the company
- to attend and participate in events identified to benefit the profile and development of CJCT as required
- to execute responsibilities of the architectural assistant role, undertaking potential additional roles/responsibility in accordance with CJCT procedures and professional guidelines
Drawings
Production of:
- hand sketches
- CAD drafting for all work stages
Documents
Assisting/production of:
- NBS specifications
- issuing information
- writing minutes
Project administration:
- assist/undertake administrative commitments (printing, filing, document control, JQP, collating reports and brochures)
- ensure any work undertaken on projects is compliant with CJCT procedures (inc QA, EMS, CDM, H&S, environmental, financial and personnel procedures)
- contribute to projects information output in accordance with the defined objectives and deliverables
- execute project administration in accordance with projects, CJCT and legislative procedures
Participate in project reviews (design, administrative and delivery) occur at required stages as identified in CJCT procedures
Presentation:
- attend/participate in internal projects presentation (these could include client/design team meetings, planning consultation, bid, competition presentations)
- undertake the production of presentation material, formatting project brochures and project reports
Commitment:
- to be flexible and committed to the needs of the practice, team and projects within the terms of employment. This could include providing support to other CJCT teams, attending related events etc
Team and practice:
- to participate in a team focused culture
- execute personal time management to meet project objective
- complete and record personal development and CPD in accordance with CJCT and legislation requirements
- to be visibly committed and loyal to CJCT team, practice and client
- undertake team responsibilities allocated by team management group where identified in line with CJCT procedures
- to contribute to the team’s objective to achieve high quality and consistent standards of design, project management and client care
Please submit your CV, cover letter and portfolio using the ‘apply’ link below.