Project Engineer

Job Description

• Plan and perform safety checks (always plan safety first and then production second!);
• Thorough knowledge of the plans, specifications, and contract;
• Thorough knowledge of Company Cost Control systems including timesheet reviews (including quantities), purchasing, and reports (weekly cost report, weekly contact status report, weekly KPI report, and earned value management);
• Place one call;
• Order materials, toilets, roll of boxes, and security for job (Energy);
• Create POs for materials needed;
• Weekly management of all job site paperwork (stone tickets, receipts, and customer packing slips). Then scan and send in to office;
• Track T&M progress & sign off from inspector/owner’s representative;
• Assist Superintendent and Project Manager in interpreting design/drawings for crafts installing material;
• Assist in Engineering and Management functions by performing quantity calculations, time studies, record keeping, etc. as may be necessary to support projects;
• Research, recommend resolutions to drawing interpretation problems, conflicts, interference, and errors;
• Verify all completed work complies with applicable codes, drawings, specifications;
• Prepare and disseminate all required documentation records such as status reports, punch lists describing work items to be done, sketches of work already completed, material requirement calculations, etc., to supervisor;
• Prepare drawings and sketches to support construction work, change orders, estimates, etc.
• Maintain and update project schedules as directed by Project Manager;
• Represent the Company, project and/or department during A/E, client and project management meetings;
• Maintain project record documents including pay applications, diaries, correspondence, submittals, photos, quality control, etc. per Company Guidelines and Project Documents;
• Prepare and distribute production reports on daily basis;
• Weekly update of material tracking spreadsheets;
• Additional duties as assigned and suggests revisions and additions to these competencies;