Pauwels Consulting Logo

Electrical Draftsman & Designer

Translate electrical concepts into detailed schematics, panel layouts and execution-ready documentation.
Join a trusted consultancy and enjoy a permanent contract with us, working on diverse projects supported by our expert team.
Architect's hands meticulously drafting construction plans on a desk, showcasing precision and attention to detail.

Open vacancies

A man in a white shirt and gray pants holds a folder, walking through a modern lobby with plants and a couch.

Dessel

Electrical Draftsman E-Plan

Be the driving force behind the automation of a high-tech nuclear project by applying your EPLAN and hardware expertise to ensure safe and successful delivery.

Woman in yellow hard hat and safety vest reading papers from a blue folder at a worksite.

Dessel

Electrical Design Engineer

Translate conceptual designs into detailed electrical dossiers and automation panels, where your expertise is crucial for safe and efficient infrastructure projects.

Overhead view of three construction workers in hard hats and high-visibility vests reviewing blueprints and a laptop on a concrete site.

Dessel

Electrical Draftsman (Part-time)

Design, draft, and maintain critical electrical installations in controlled environments, where your expertise directly impacts innovative and vital processes.

Your daily mission

Electrical design & detailing

Translate conceptual and basic designs into detailed electrical schematics and implementation plans using EPLAN and CANECO.

Cross functional alignment

Collaborate with project managers, automation engineers, panel builders and site teams to ensure safe and efficient execution.

Quality control and compliance

Prepare electrical dossiers for inspection, including cable calculations and technical documentation in line with Belgian standards.

Strong electrical design makes automation possible.

Smiling woman with long blonde hair, wearing a dark sweater, stands with arms crossed in a modern office setting.
Tessa Boghmans
Business Line Manager

What makes you a fit?

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, Automation or a related technical discipline
Knowledge of electrical design tools (e.g. EPLAN P8, CANECO)
Understanding of panel construction, cable calculations, safety systems and hardware configuration
Motivated to take ownership of electrical designs and ensure practical, compliant implementation
Hands pointing at architectural blueprints on a table with pencils, tape measure, laptop, hard hats and a small house model.

FAQ's

What is the difference between an Electrical Draftsman and an Electrical Engineer?

An Electrical Draftsman develops detailed schematics and implementation plans. An Electrical Engineer focuses more on system design and technical strategy. Both work closely together.

Which tools will I use in this role?

Most projects require electrical design tools such as EPLAN P8 and CANECO for schematics, panel layouts and cable calculations.

Will I be involved beyond drawing work?

Yes. You contribute to risk analyses, support panel construction and maintain as-built documentation throughout the project lifecycle.

Which industries can I work in as an Electrical Draftsman?

Electrical Draftsmen are active in industrial automation, energy, infrastructure, pharma, manufacturing and high-tech environments.

Talk to an expert

We’re happy to answer questions or help you find your next project within Engineering.