Description
document management
cpm scheduling
rfi logging
submittal review
expediting
close‑out docs
The Project Engineer will handle a wide range of duties, including maintaining project filing systems, updating drawings and specifications, distributing documents to subcontractors, and supporting CPM schedule preparation. Responsibilities also cover managing RFI and submittal logs, performing expediting functions, verifying labor quantities, preparing extra work orders, and assembling change order documentation, as well as maintaining progress photos and compiling close‑out documents.
- Attend and document project meetings
- Set up and maintain project filing system
- Update and maintain drawings, specifications, and logs
- Distribute documents to subcontractors and keep document logs
- Assist with preparation and update of CPM schedules
- Evaluate field problems and document RFIs
- Prepare and maintain RFI logs on CMIC system
- Review, evaluate, and transmit submittals
- Maintain submittal and expediting logs
- Perform expediting functions
- Verify original estimate quantities for labor cost reports
- Report quantities in place and maintain labor cost reports
- Validate cost codes on timesheets
- Prepare and document extra work orders
- Review and assemble change order submittals and quantity surveys
- Maintain reference log on CMIC
- Maintain progress photo album
- Compile contract close‑out documents (O&M manuals, as‑builts, etc.)
- Document punch list work
Requirements
engineering degree
project engineer
carpentry
estimating
plan reading
communication
Candidates must hold an engineering, construction management, or architectural degree (or equivalent certification) and have at least two years of project engineer experience. Desired qualifications include field experience such as carpentry, basic estimating and scheduling skills, strong plan reading ability, effective written and verbal communication, independent judgment, and drafting or computer skills.
- Engineering, Construction Management, or Architectural degree (or equivalent certification)
- Minimum two years experience as a Project Engineer
- Field experience desirable (e.g., carpenter)
- Basic estimating and scheduling skills
- Ability to read and understand plans and specifications
- Effective written and verbal English communication
- Independent judgment and self‑starting attitude
- Drafting and computer skills desirable
Benefits
The position offers an annual salary ranging from $81,300 to $122,000. It is focused on administering a field office to meet project profitability and schedule objectives.
The role includes a comprehensive benefits package featuring medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) plan with company match, an Employee Stock Ownership Program, paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, bereavement leave, and an employee assistance program. Additional perks comprise flexible spending accounts, life and AD&D insurance, disability coverage, wellness coaching, educational assistance, and memberships for Care.com, ClassPass, and DashPass, plus various voluntary insurance options.
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) with company matching
- Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) and individual stock ownership
- Paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, and bereavement leave
- Employee assistance program and financial wellness coaching
- Flexible spending accounts, term life, and AD&D insurance
- Travel accident, short‑term, and long‑term disability insurance
- Educational assistance, Care.com, ClassPass, and DashPass memberships
- Voluntary benefits: additional life, long‑term care, critical illness, pet, legal, and identity theft protection
Training + Development
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