The Project Engineer provides technical support to and under the direction of the Project Manager and Superintendent. A Project Engineer's primary obligation is project document control; additionally, the Project Engineer should gain competence in project administration, cost control, and scheduling tasks.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
Create and maintain the project document control system. Review project specifications, calculations and drawings in order to comply with the contract requirements. Initiate new Requests for Information as well as review subcontractor Requests for Information. Prior to transmitting to the design team, review architectural and consultant design intentions and format question appropriately. Review subcontractor submittals and developing procurement logs for conformance with contract documents, forwarding submittals to design team, maintaining status logs, and tracking submittal responsiveness. Provide quantity takeoffs of materials to Project Manager for cost control, billing and estimating duties. Review subcontractor pricing by analyzing it with historical and current market data. Assist Superintendent in maintaining project schedule and developing filtered schedules, as well as generate drawings for ease of installation and QA/QC in the field. Review ongoing construction work and maintain project as-built drawings. Review and track project close-out requirements, gather and compile all project close-out documents. Review project specifications and review with subcontractors, such that close-out documents comply with all specification requirements. As needed by project, BIM coordination with MEP detailers for constructability, aesthetics and code compliance. POSITION REQUIREMENTS Basic understanding of project document control, enterprise software applications, budget/commitment differentiation, cost control procedures. Knowledge of Vista/ViewPoint or ProCore a plus. Educational and experience requirements include: 4 year engineering or business degree or equivalent-related experience, plus experience and knowledge of construction and design. Must have at least 3-4 years of experience in the U.S. Please note that the above job description of one of the most common staffing requests we receive and is not an actual opening. However, if your background matches, we encourage you to link yourself to this position to be considered for upcoming similar openings – or possibly even current ones which we have not displayed on our website (yet). All applications are treated confidentially and we will not present you to any of our clients before having discussed a position with you in detail and obtained your permission.
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