PCI Level II/III Engineer (PE)

Description

• Perform advanced Quality inspections of precast and prestressed concrete elements including girders, pier caps, platform panels, parapets, and structural segments.
• Conduct or witness concrete field tests (slump, temperature, air, cylinders) and confirm calibration of all test equipment.
• Evaluate concrete mix designs, material submittals, and prestressing strand documentation for compliance with contract and PCI requirements.
• Observe and verify post-tensioning, grouting.
• Coordinate closely with Contractor QC, Contractor QA, and other oversight personnel to ensure timely issue resolution and compliance verification.
• Participate in pre-pour and pre-erection meetings, quality audits, and third-party inspections.
• Ensure all work complies with PCI MNL-116, MNL-117, MNL-135, project specifications, and approved shop drawings.
• Review inspection reports, test data, and material certifications as appropriate for PE-level accountability.
• Provide technical oversight and mentorship to Level II/III inspectors and advise the CM team QA Manager on risk areas or process improvements.
• Promote and enforce project safety and environmental compliance requirements in all field activities.
• Oversee and document stages of production, including reinforcement placement, prestressing operations, concrete batching, placement, curing, stripping, finishing, and handling/storage.
• Maintain thorough daily inspection logs, photos, and nonconformance records within approved project documentation platforms.

Requirements

• Proficiency with Procore, CMIS, BIM 360, or equivalent documentation platforms.
• Strong technical writing, communication, and coordination skills.
• Minimum 7–10 years of progressively responsible QA/QC or inspection experience with precast or prestressed concrete on major transportation or rail infrastructure projects.
• PCI Level II or Level III Certification (required).
• Valid California driver’s license and ability to travel to fabrication plants and job sites across the Bay Area.
• OSHA 10-hour or 30-hour Construction Safety training (preferred).
• Professional Engineer (PE) license in the State of California (required or obtainable within six months of hire).
• Proven knowledge of ACI, ASTM, and PCI requirements.
• Demonstrated experience overseeing fabrication QA/QC programs at PCI-certified plants and field erection of structural components.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance