The Branch Engineer is expected to support all areas of engineering (sales, design, and project) with the majority of the time spent focused on project engineering. This role involves a combination of engineering expertise, project coordination, and hands-on support to ensure successful project outcomes. The Branch Engineer will develop crane layouts and rigging drawings for lift plans using Barnhart’s vast array of custom lifting tools. They will create layout drawings for heavy machinery moving projects utilizing gantries, slide systems, modular trailers, lift & hoist towers, and other custom Barnhart tools. Additionally, they will create drawings for heavy transportation projects using modular trailers for over-the-road hauling, on-site hauling, barge roll-on and barge roll-off projects. The role requires the use of engineering software such as AutoCAD, Inventor, Mathcad, RISA, and Barnhart calculation spreadsheets to develop solutions to heavy lift and heavy transport projects. The Branch Engineer will assist Sales Personnel by performing field walk-down assessments of jobs to develop equipment lists, identify potential issues, and create technical sketches for project bids. They will provide technical support to Project Managers and Superintendents on job sites as issues arise requiring changes to project plans, which could involve working from the office or at the job site. The role may also involve designing custom lifting or support tools for job-specific needs using engineering standards such as the AISC Steel Construction Manual, ASME Design of Below-the-Hook Lifting Devices, and other industry standards. The Branch Engineer will function as a field technical liaison for complex projects as a risk manager or performing safety & quality evaluations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level