Project Engineer - Electrical Contractor

Overview

Support project teams with engineering, documentation, and coordination for electrical projects.

Key Responsibilities

• material ordering
• rfi management
• site coordination
• plangrid updates
• as-built drawings
• documentation tracking

Tasks

-Maximize productivity of project team by anticipating needs, challenges and opportunities; material ordering/staging, RFI's, initial job set up, coordination of jobsite activities -Maintain relationships that promote project success; internally, with subcontractors and vendors, and other trades -Facilitate job closeout activities for timely and successful completion of job; review completed work for QA/QC, final inspection coordination, documentation tracking, coordination/provide PlanGrid updates and as built drawings -Support Project Manager(s)/Foremen/Superintendent(s) with manpower activities and documentation; job site employee onboarding, supporting safety meetings, document input/tracking

Requirements

• bluebeam
• plangrid
• autodesk
• 2 years
• communication
• high school

What You Bring

-Possess excellent written and verbal skills -Proficient computer skills to include Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam, PlanGrid, and Autodesk Software preferred -Ability to maneuver between office and project sites -Minimum 2 years experience in a Project Engineer or other construction administrative role -Ability to work with a team and independently -Ability to prioritize, complete tasks, and address issues in a timely manner -Understanding of construction process from office to field -Airport and/or Underground experience a plus -Graduation from high school or equivalent

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Benefits

-$64,480.00/year - $100,900.00/year

About Royal Electric Company

-Founded in 1971 in Sacramento, the company began by tackling intricate electrical jobs—quickly earning a reputation for expert execution. -Their teams routinely manage challenging assignments: 24-hour service, underground directional drilling, and traffic-management systems. -Specializing in commercial-industrial, multi-family residential, airfield lighting, and underground utilities, they cover a wide breadth of infrastructure needs. -They thrive on high-complexity projects—tight schedules, deep trenching, layered electrical systems—with few rivals in the Western states.

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