Project Engineer Commercial Construction

Job Description

Job Description

No Recruiters please. We are a General Contractor building Commercial Construction projects, ground up only. We are family oriented and offer a competitive salary and benefit package. The Project Engineer Provides technical support to the project Superintendent and Project Manager by updating schedules; preparing daily reports and documentation on progress and safety; preparing and tracking work orders, back charges change orders and RFIs; researching plans and documents; reviewing submittals; building layout; facilitating sub-contractor communications; hands-on worksite management.Use own experience, training and judgment to prepare and track necessary project documentation which is considered to be of considerable importance including but not limited to the following:Change ordersReportsWork orders & Back chargesSubmittalsRFIsPhotographsField directivesQuality and safety compliance Research plans and documents to respond to questions about scope of work or to resolve issues of accuracy.Confirm building layout with accuracy and quality.Review and provide preliminary payment approval for materials purchased and work performed.Serve as a liaison between superintendent and sub-contractors for critical information such as schedule, meeting minutes and agendas, changes and requests.Education and Experience - Requires 3-4 years general construction practical experience such as in carpentry, framing, concrete, etc. May substitute related college coursework for some of the practical experience. Prefer a Construction Management Degree. Required skills - General construction knowledgeBlue print readingBuilding layoutHigh level of comfort with computer technology and common softwareOrganizational skills and attentive to detailCooperative and able to work as part of a team.Must have good written and verbal communication skillsExcellent customer service skills and initiative. Physical requirements - Moderate physical activity performing strenuous daily activities; regularly required to stand, walk, reach, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, talk, hear and visually inspect. Occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 lbs.