Project Engineer

Project Engineers manage construction projects to make sure they run smoothly, safely, and effectively. They have a wide range of job responsibilities. Project Engineers manage the flow of technical information between management team, customers, and subcontractors. They manage rfi, submittals, approvals, and shop drawing releases. Project Engineers identify and communicate possible delays and problems to the project management team.

Responsibilities

Attend job specific meetings; Gather/document information and report to the Project Manager if PM is not in attendance; Take meeting minutes for meetings hosted by EZARC; Review Structural and Architectural drawings; Ensure that the most current drawings are being used in the field; Review Shop and Erection drawings; Ensure that shop drawings and erection drawings match the Structural IFC set/current set of documents; Place material orders as needed or track deliveries arriving to site; Ensure field team (Superintendent, Field Engineer, General Foreman) know what is coming and when; Work with shipping party to correct material delivery issues; Ensure documentation is complete and filed; Submit inspection reports to General Contractor, if required; Prepare, review, submit, and track RFIs; Consider proposing a solution to the Engineer, especially if constructability may be a concern; Prepare, review, submit, and track Submittals; Obtain submittals from vendors and subcontractors; Review submittals for accuracy, completeness, and constructability; Track submittals review time by GC/EOR; Distribute returned submittals internally and to appropriate parties; Track revisions and ensure revised submittals follow the same process; Prepare, log, and track NCRs with FE assistance; Prepare redlines and submit documents to Project Admin and BIM personnel; Use computer programs such as Navisworks, Trimble, Bluebeam, Vista, Microsoft Office Products, Tekla; Support the project team and do whatever is needed to ensure project success

Requirements

Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Ability to read and interpret drawings

Nice to have

Associates degree in a technical field preferred, or three years of experience in the steel fabrication industry

Benefits

Health; Dental; Vision; Health Savings Account; Short-Term Disability; Long-Term Disability; Life Insurance; Matching 401(k) Plan; Paid Time Off; Paid Holidays; Employee Assistance Program; Employment Referral Program; Professional Development Assistance