Field Engineering Technologist (REMOTE)

Overview

Support senior engineer with QA, field inspections, and technical documentation for power projects.

Key Responsibilities

• ncr reporting
• field tests
• qa plan
• itp review
• cad design
• site visits

Tasks

-Perform and provide to the Senior Project Engineer non-conformance reporting (NCR), punch list and coordinate inspections to ensure final construction build meets engineering specifications and is managed in real-time throughout the project. -Monitor field tests of construction materials, welding, bolting, concrete placement and obtaining of samples by 3rd party testing laboratories. -Provide Engineering support of the construction to the Senior Project Engineer by performing field reviews of the work performed by the construction contractor to verify it meets the technical specifications established in the IFC engineering packages and that any changes/deviations have been identified, reviewed and accepted by the Senior Project Engineer, the Engineer of Record and members of the engineering team. -Act as an Engineering Technician in support of the Senior Project Engineer in planning, designing, and building the Project Quality Assurance Plan, processes, procedures and work instructions for the Field Project. -Support Senior Project Engineer in liaising with internal Engineering teams to interpret, communicate, and suggest alternatives to engineered technical construction specifications. -Evaluate pre-construction field conditions, suggesting any needed engineering changes based on the existing conditions. -Conduct field visits with the Senior Project Engineer to provide technical guidance and implement a Project Quality Plan audit in accordance with POWER's Quality Management System. -Verify the construction contractor has adhered to and ECN or RFI responses in respect to revisions to the engineering specifications and report finding to the Senior Project Engineer. -Confer with the Senior Project Engineer about reviewing Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and leading/being part of constructability reviews. -Support the Senior Project Engineer in documenting project activities, creating and maintaining a reporting structure to make all stakeholders aware of daily, weekly, and monthly technical reports from the field, including daily inspections and non-conformance reporting. -Assist the Senior Project Engineer in coordinating Quality Assurance Inspection teams to report on any non-conformities to the engineering requirements and to recommend corrective action and remediation/mitigation to minimize schedule, cost and quality impacts to the project. -Complete walk-downs with Senior Project Engineer to assess final completion and project close-out status. -Use computer-aided design software under the charge and guidance of the Senior Project Engineer.

Requirements

• hvdc
• iso 9001
• gis
• cost estimating
• ehv transmission
• field audits

What You Bring

-Working knowledge is preferred for solar PV, battery energy storage systems, wind turbines generators, HVDC converter stations and gas turbines. -Experience with Quality Management Systems (i.e. ISO 9001, Six Sigma, etc.) and the development of quality processes, procedures and work instructions. -Significant experience with Geo-spatial reporting software, including ability to contrast field realities against established schedules. -Previous work history estimating and/or evaluating large project construction estimates. -Understanding of construction workflows, technical requirements, ability to identify and anticipate showstoppers in the construction process to efficiently and effectively deploy a team of technically qualified Quality Assurance inspectors. -Knowledge of the use and evaluation of ITPs and ITRs. -Ability to be able to read and understand engineering specifications and drawing and assess constructability and make necessary recommendations to engineering teams. -Clear understanding of IFC technical engineering specifications and the tools/processes necessary to capture, memorialize, and verify realities against specifications. -At minimum 8 years in a utility and/or heavy construction environments with a minimum of 5-years in EHV transmission lines, HVDC, power generation or sub-stations. -Must be able to spend a significant amount of time in the field evaluating construction and assuring technical specifications are met. -Subject matter expertise in the understanding of the construction, quality, safety, environmental and permitting requirements of the work with all the necessary steps and accompanying technical requirements. -Experience interpreting IFC engineering packages and technical drawings. -Ability to audit and spot check reports against actual field conditions.

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Benefits

-New Dads and Moms Benefit program -Gender affirming care -Fertility Benefits -Vacation/Paid Sick Leave -Telehealth Benefit covers all providers -Maternity and Paternity Leave -Paid Holidays -Voluntary Life Insurance

About Power Engineers

-The company’s expertise spans across a wide range of sectors, including energy, infrastructure, and industrial engineering. -They work on projects ranging from power generation to water treatment, requiring technical prowess and creative problem-solving. -Their diverse portfolio includes renewable energy initiatives, utilities infrastructure, and industrial facilities. -They are known for a collaborative approach, optimizing solutions for complex challenges alongside clients. -POWER Engineers has become a trusted partner for many large-scale organizations and government entities. -With continuous growth, they have expanded to include a global footprint of projects.

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