Assistant Field Engineer (Hourly)

Holder Construction•Franklin Furnace, OH

4h•Onsite

About The Position

Holder Construction is seeking an Assistant Field Engineer to join its Operations team on a project in Franklin Furnace, Ohio. This is a full-time, in-person position. The role supports field engineering and construction layout operations, working under the guidance of a Field Engineer. The Assistant Field Engineer establishes and maintains project control, coordinates with field crews and project teams, and provides accurate layout for construction work in line with project schedules, contract drawings, and specifications.

Requirements

Previous experience leading construction layout crews.
Ability to operate total stations, site levels, lasers, data collectors, and tablets.
Strong understanding of structural, architectural, civil, and shop drawings.
Basic knowledge of AutoCAD, Bluebeam, layout means and methods, and general building/site constructability.
Working knowledge of common field tools, including tape measures, hammers, torpedo levels, stick rulers, framing squares, and 2-foot or 4-foot levels.
Intermediate math and reading skills, including basic algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.
Ability to convert inches to decimal feet and decimal feet to inches accurately.
Ability to calculate concrete quantities for footings, elevated slabs, round columns, and similar work.
Reliable means of transportation.
Strong communication, time management, and general computer skills, including standard business software.
Ability to work overtime and weekend hours.
Consistent punctuality, dependability, and readiness to support daily project needs.
Ability to work in an OSHA-compliant safety environment.
Willingness to travel.

Nice To Haves

Ability to work outside in all weather conditions.
Ability to lift and carry layout equipment of various shapes and sizes weighing up to approximately 50 pounds.
Ability to work on uneven surfaces and at heights; read and write; and see and hear well, naturally or with correction.
Agility and mobility; ability to remain alert, stand or walk for long periods, use fingers, hands, and arms to reach, handle, and manipulate objects, and climb up and down ladders, scaffolds, and other objects.

Responsibilities

Establish and maintain vertical and horizontal project control.
Support and oversee field engineering crew activities with guidance from a Field Engineer.
Plan, coordinate, and perform field engineering and layout operations using surveying equipment.
Provide accurate and timely layout for construction activities in accordance with project schedules and field priorities.
Verify layout accuracy and tolerances in accordance with contract drawings and project specifications, including foundations, anchor bolts, embeds, slabs, walls, and other critical items.
Collaborate with field crews, project teams, and trade partners to coordinate daily activities and resolve layout issues.