I started a new job and there are no electrical engineers around. I have been in HV engineering for only a year and I moved to a company that manufactures hangar doors and other automated safety systems. I am attaching the wiring diagram. Any advice would help. Thank you!!

 

I saw the requirements for the first time from your question, maybe I can't help you much, but you should study AutoCad first if you don't know about it, and draw the diagram on AutoCad, you could see the video below to check how to draw it --

AutoCAD Single Line Diagram Drawing Tutorial for Electrical Engineers

 

Is this used in a N.A. environment or IEC etc?
The reason is that ladder format and symbols are different for each.
In N.A. NFPA79 would be a large help.

 

You can see this thread from the autodesk forum:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/auto...from-a-schematic-in-autocad-2010/td-p/2493212

However, if you're looking for someone to work for you professionally, you can post your requirement to freelancer or upwork.

 

Not ever having done it I'll propose this 2-step process as a possibility. 1) Import the PDF into an Autocad drawing using PDFIMPORT (see https://blogs.autodesk.com/autocad/how-to-import-a-pdf-into-autocad/) then 2) after establishing a correct view use MSLIDE to save the view (see https://knowledge.autodesk.com/supp...2EA66A54-7981-4862-84F8-6B7224E7A77C-htm.html).

 

Thank you gus for your comments. I need to do 3 single line diagrams from the schematic I attached. One power diagram, which is quite simple. One indication diagram and one control diagram. As it is a bit of a new field for me, I am having a bit of an issue navigating through it.

 

I think you are confused Adnan. A single line diagram is only used for power and distribution circuits. It shows the power and switching flow without having to draw the three phases. What you have submitted is a wiring diagram. It’s used to make the control panel, showing component layout and physical wiring. I think what you want to do is to turn this into a control diagram.
For a person familiar with electrical components this is a trivial task. But hard if you are not familiar with components and control circuitry.
As someone suggested, hire someone off airtasker. It’s about a two hour job.