"draftsman for" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who creates technical drawings or plans for a specific purpose or project. Example: The company hired a draftsman for their new office building, who meticulously drew up the architectural plans.
& became junior draftsman for McKim, Mead & White.
His father was a design draftsman for Electronic Data Systems, in Herndon, Va.
He worked as draftsman for Jenney, then for the eminent firm of Burnham and Root.
Mr. Klein initially went to work as a draftsman for the state, designing subway tunnels.
Mr. Spidalieri is a draftsman for a real estate development company in Manhattan.
Returning to Chicago, Burnham became a draftsman for the famed civil engineer and architect William Le Baron Jenney.
There will be no rest for the Home Secretary, her officials and the Parliamentary draftsmen for the foreseeable future".
Iwerks, the self-taught draftsman responsible for Oswald the Rabbit, produced 700 drawings a day for two straight weeks for "Plane Crazy".
In "The Dark Brain of Piranesi," the best of her essays — it is one of the most profound critical studies of our period — we learn what the great eighteenth-century draftsman, trailblazing for Yourcenar in his thousand-odd etchings of the ruins of Rome, thought about time's action on the supposedly eternal city.
Born from Italian descent in Leith of Edinburgh in 1924, Paolozzi spent his early years refining his technique as a draftsman, drawing for hours on end in his parents' ice cream parlour.
For many years he worked as a draftsman of control panels for nuclear power plants, and after being laid off in the mid-1980s he opened an automotive shop in Yonkers, where he restores classic cars.
