Description

The Project Engineer provides technical engineering information to the Superintendent and Project Manager, ensuring that construction work complies with all engineering standards, codes, and specifications.

This role reports directly to the Project Manager and is accountable for delivering accurate engineering support.

Key responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, researching and resolving drawing issues, preparing field design change requisitions and as‑built drawings, and generating documentation such as status reports, punch lists, and material calculations.

Additional duties involve supervising field layout and surveying activities, reviewing and issuing valid drawings, maintaining engineering books and records, ensuring concrete inspections are completed, and caring for surveying equipment.

Performance is measured by accurate blueprint interpretation, timely resolution of drawing problems, proper preparation of change requisitions and documentation, effective presentation of discrepancies, and diligent maintenance of document control logs.

• Provide technical engineering information to project leadership.
• Ensure construction complies with engineering standards, codes, and specifications.
• Interpret and analyze blueprints and construction drawings.
• Research and resolve blueprint discrepancies and errors.
• Prepare field design change requisitions and "as built" drawings.
• Generate status reports, punch lists, sketches, and material calculations.
• Present drawing discrepancies to the Project Manager and Superintendent.
• Prepare purchase orders and change orders as needed.
• Supervise and manage field layout and surveying activities.
• Review, issue, and control engineering documents for field staff.
• Maintain engineering books, records, and document control logs.
• Oversee concrete inspections and ensure sign‑offs meet procedures.
• Maintain, calibrate, and document surveying equipment.
• Perform mathematical calculations manually or with tools.

Requirements

Required qualifications include a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, with advanced computer skills and a working knowledge of construction equipment, drawings, specifications, and building material standards. Preferred candidates have three years of construction experience and the ability to perform mathematical calculations and communicate effectively.

Physical demands involve primarily office work with occasional site inspections that require walking, climbing ladders and stairs, and the ability to see, hear, and speak clearly. Mentally, the engineer must handle stressful deadlines, communicate in English both verbally and in writing, and interpret business math and data.

• Work effectively under stressful deadline situations.
• Communicate clearly in English, both verbally and in writing.

Benefits

Working conditions consist of roughly half the time in a climate‑controlled office and half in the field, with typical workdays of eight to ten hours and occasional early‑morning or late‑evening meetings.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance