Project Engineer

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Project Engineer is responsible for such duties as shop drawings and submittals, document control, quantity surveys, Request for Information (RFIs), and material and equipment tracking and expediting. This position assists and supports project management in duties such as change orders, scheduling, trade scoping and procurement, quality control, and cost accounting. This position also is involved in field activities, working closely with the Superintendent with design and constructability coordination and details, and is generally active in punch lists, warranties, and closeout documentation. The Project Engineer also works closely with Subcontractors and the designer regarding constructability details, coordination, and changes.

Project Engineer I is the entry level project management position, with Project Engineer II responsible for more advanced duties after success at the Project Engineer I level. Some business units may elect to use only the one level of Project Engineer, in lieu of splitting the position into two levels. In this case, the Project Engineer should be successful in the role of Project Engineer II prior to advancement to Assistant Project Manager. This is an onsite position.

PRINCIPLE AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY In general, the primary areas of responsibility are:

Document management and design coordination

Submittals and shop drawings

Material and equipment expediting and monitor

Change management

Quantity surveys, bid packages scope of works, and procurement assistance

Schedule updates and assistance

Project quality control and quality assurance

GENERAL LISTING of JOB DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES The following is a general listing of job related duties. This list is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities or skills required for this position. These may be modified, added to, or eliminated for the specific requirements of the assigned project.

Review design information and develop scopes of work to be purchased for all assigned items. Assist in evaluation and award of contracts.

Monitor field construction to assure compliance with contract documents. Work with subcontractors, Superintendent, and the design team to ensure coordination of construction details. Ensure compliance with quality requirements.