Field Engineers are responsible for the quality, timeliness, and smoothness of our metal building projects in the field. This is done through QA/QC checks, schedule management, and solving issues in the field through effective communication with our customers, subcontractors, and internal staff. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Responsible for all onsite activities and the overall success of projects during construction
• Must be able to effectively plan and communicate with our subcontractors to develop safety and erection plans to meet the projects needs
• Coordinate, maintain and communicate 3-week schedules related to building erection, material deliveries and interfacing with other GC critical trade work
• Responsible for all QA / QC checks on field projects
• Documentation of daily activities on site through photos and daily reports and issue lists
• Responsible for the review of all construction documents prior to and during construction
• Coordinate all major and minor deliveries and inspections
• Effective communication with the general contractor, steel erector and material suppliers
• Maintain contractual standards as it relates to safety, job cleanliness, and other onsite activities
• Available for all on site meetings including coordination meetings, preconstruction meeting, safety meetings, punch walks, OAC meetings and subcontractor meetings
• Responsible for reporting change orders, internal and external that originate from the field to the office

Tools:

• Daily Reports (Done for each site visit): Used to track site conditions, crews, and activities on site, when issues are brought up and resolved, deliveries made to the site, safety issues and conversations with the GC and subcontractors
• Site Visit Photos : These are used to document on site progress, track issues, market the project and allow office staff to observe the project
• Project Schedules (Updated weekly): Required to track overall schedules and 3-week look ahead schedules
• Issue Log (Updated Daily): Responsible for documenting field issues
• As-builts (updated weekly): used to track design modifications for project closeout submission

• Ideal candidate must have a Great Attitude, be a Team Player, be Proficient in Scheduling, and have Great Communication Skills.
• Undergraduate degree in construction management or equivalent experience and proficient in General Contractor onsite construction activities
• Experience using Excel, Word, BIM360, Microsoft Project and Blue Beam.