Site Engineer

Overview

Oversee construction sites, manage crews, ensure quality, schedule, and project closeout.

Key Responsibilities

• detail drawings
• delivery scheduling
• quality verification
• method analysis
• punchlist management
• rfi processing

Tasks

-Produce miscellaneous sketches and drawings as required to show field conditions to the architect, clarify plan details for craft persons (e.g. lift drawing), proposing alternate details. -Prepare and monitor written delivery schedule log. Inspect shipments of all deliveries as directed by the Superintendent. -Verify quality and compliance of installation with specifications and drawings for all work. -Organize and schedule pre-installation meetings for any subcontractor with on-site labor. Prepare meeting agendas and ensure attendance by all parties. Conduct pre-install meetings. -Perform analysis of construction methods (crane reaches, formwork design, erosion control, and grading modifications). -Participate in and contribute to Operation Planning Process and weekly coordination meetings, superintendent meetings, daily crew huddles and foreman meetings. -Developed training programs and career paths for Site Engineer to PM, Superintendent, or Estimator -Project closeout – expedite punchlist, and track and verify that items on the punchlist are being completed. -Process and expedite answers to RFI’s generated from the field. Once answered, take to closure by distributing information and following through to ensure correct incorporation of answers.

Requirements

• communication
• writing
• software
• bachelor's
• apprenticeship
• construction

What You Bring

-Exceptional communication and writing skills and proficiency in a wide variety of computer programs, with the aptitude and willingness to learn new software and systems. -Bachelor’s degree in a construction or related engineering field or equivalent or completion of an Apprenticeship and four years of construction experience.

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About Jp Cullen

-the firm has grown through five generations of Cullen family leadership to become a regional construction powerhouse. -Today it’s a full‑service construction and preconstruction company headquartered in Janesville with offices in Madison and Milwaukee. -They self‑perform key trades—like concrete, masonry and steel erection—and use Virtual Design & Construction and prefabrication to streamline complex builds. -Typical projects span from small renovations, including hospitals, university labs, athletic facilities, industrial plants and historic restorations. -Notable works include expansions at UW‑Madison, Advocate Aurora health centers, Wisconsin State Capitol, Camp Randall renovations and the Milwaukee Bucks training facility. -They offer specialized services in commercial, education, healthcare, industrial, science & tech and historic restoration sectors. -the family has reinvested in its roots, like anchoring a community solar garden in Janesville by investing in clean‑energy infrastructure.

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