Project Engineer

Responsibilities Approaches each project with an engineering perspective to fully understand the intended and document end product Coordinates, take part, and helps with efforts in the design process Coordinates activities of in‑house construction crew as well as outside contractors Researches and understands the architectural and engineering aspects of the projects Identifies suitable partners for construction Seeks and coordinates efforts during the bidding phase Performs detailed scope analysis, negotiates, creates, and issues contracts Creates, updates and manages the project budget and closely communicates with Finance department Controls and accurately forecasts project costs Manages and coordinates the project schedule Coordinates and resolves changes with all parties on a timely basis Regularly reviews costs and issues Manages submittals, RFIs, warranties, regulatory requirements and all other required processes Evaluates, validates, and processes contractor pay requests Builds and maintains positive relationships with design professionals, contractors, team members, as well as city and state agencies Prioritizes, communicates, and resolves issues in a timely manner Maintains drawings, contract documents and provides team members with complete documents as needed Mentors and trains other associates to provide the best opportunity for each associate’s success Additional duties as assigned Qualifications Must comply with GMP requirements; specific functions and documents will be discussed in GMP on the job training 5‑10 years’ experience in Design‑build in manufacturing, preferably in a pharmaceutical or food manufacturing environment. Experience with managing large and small scale construction projects with outside vendors as well as budget tracking. Someone that can absorb what we do and can grow with us to take on bigger projects A Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering is preferred; degrees in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or Architecture will also be considered Good working knowledge or certified in OSHA practices associated with Construction Applicant should be familiar with GMP requirements in a food facility (experience with 21 CFR is a plus) Able to review and propose means and methods to improve project quality, reduce time and cost Role’s Physical Requirements Must be able to lift 50lb Must be able to stand for 8 hours Must be able to work in a physically challenging environment Employment Policy We are a drug free workplace, regulated by the FDA, required to follow Federal Guidelines; therefore in order to start as well as maintain employment, you must be able to successfully clear drug screening processes, which include testing for all illegal substances per Federal Guidelines. Benefits We proudly offer: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with Company Match, Pet insurance and more! Equal Opportunity Employer Piping Rock Health Products, INC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Piping Rock