Machining and Construction Plan Review Expert
You will provide practical feedback that helps train AI systems to understand technical drawings, field plans, and real-world implementation. Your reviews should reflect sound shop, construction, mining, drilling, or fire-safety judgment.
- Field
- Engineering
- Where
- United States, Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh +46 more
- Commitment
- part time
- Hours
- up to 20/week
- Posted
- 29 days ago
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The work
You will provide practical feedback that helps train AI systems to understand technical drawings, field plans, and real-world implementation. Your reviews should reflect sound shop, construction, mining, drilling, or fire-safety judgment.
- Review advanced machining drawings and Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing specifications.
- Analyze CNC setup and programming documents, including best practices and troubleshooting concerns.
- Evaluate construction plan sheets for missing information, possible problems, and opportunities to improve clarity.
- Interpret drilling and mine plans for accuracy, feasibility, and regulatory considerations.
- Review fire and building plans with attention to safety and compliance.
- Explain technical concepts, drawing interpretations, and field implementation in clear written and verbal language.
What it pays and takes
This is remote contractor work for a technical expert who can make independent, detailed judgments about plans and documentation.
- Pay: $40 to $60 per hour.
- Time: Less than 20 hours per week.
- Location: Remote and open to candidates across the listed countries, with US-based candidates preferred.
- Language: Fluent English.
- Experience: 10 or more years as a master machinist, construction superintendent, drilling engineer, mine planner, cabinetmaker, or fire officer.
- Required: Strong experience interpreting technical drawings and field plans.
- Required: Expertise in CNC programming, machining processes, and GD&T application.
- Required: Comprehensive knowledge of applicable US construction, fire, or mining codes and standards.
- Required: Ability to explain complex shop and field scenarios clearly in writing and speech.
- Required: Experience reviewing fire and building plans for safety and regulatory concerns.
- Important: You must be able to work independently and provide detailed, high-quality input.
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