Construction Field Engineer

MSR-FSR•Chandler, AZ

About The Position

The Construction Field Engineer supports construction projects through administrative coordination and field engagement. Administrative work includes uploading documents to software, updating schedules, reviewing documentation, and compiling and assembling systems manuals. Field activities include conducting walkdowns and providing training on systems and equipment. The role involves reviewing 2D drawings and system packages; preparing daily reports on manpower and project activities; overseeing trade inspections of equipment; coordinating meetings, alignments, field walks, and safety activities; and tracking equipment and manpower move-in and move-out schedules. The engineer works closely with contractors’ superintendents, vendors, and trades across multiple disciplines to resolve trade conflicts, address logistical challenges, and ensure the superintendent has plans and supplies for upcoming work. Other duties include taking meeting minutes and completing permits as needed. The position requires semiconductor experience, the ability to read one-line diagrams and system drawings, and adherence to established procedures and safety precautions. Candidates should demonstrate sound judgment, initiative, meticulousness, mechanical aptitude, and effective teamwork and communication. The position also requires passing a 10-panel drug screening and background check; local candidates only. The work includes frequent standing, sitting, hand and finger use, and talking or hearing, as well as continual walking of up to 10 miles per day. Occasional activities include climbing, balancing, bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling, working near moving mechanical parts, and working around fumes, airborne particles, or toxic chemicals. The employee may occasionally lift or move more than 20 pounds. The work environment is usually moderately noisy. Chemical hazards are primarily managed through engineering controls, though incidental spills may require cleanup evaluation and use of a respirator and other PPE. Employees must be able to wear protective eyewear, a hard hat, lab coat, gloves, steel-toed shoes, and hearing protection, and safely traverse indoor and outdoor site obstacles, including ladders, stairs, catwalks, and uneven surfaces. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Duties and responsibilities may be assigned or changed by management.

Requirements

At least 2 years of semiconductor experience.
Ability to read one-line diagrams and system drawings.
Follow appropriate methods, procedures, and safety precautions.
MS Office skills and basic computer skills.
High school diploma and a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field, as stated under Position Requirements.
Ability to pass a required 10-panel drug screening and background check.
Local candidates only.
Strong work ethic, meticulousness, teamwork and communication skills, good judgment, initiative, and mechanical aptitude.
Ability to safely perform the stated physical and site-access demands and wear required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

Associate or bachelor’s degree in Construction Management or Engineering is preferred.

Responsibilities

Upload documents to project software.
Update schedules and review project documentation.
Compile and assemble systems manuals.
Conduct field walkdowns and provide training on systems and equipment.
Review 2D drawings, including P&IDs, for electrical, mechanical, and architectural trades.
Prepare daily reports covering manpower counts and activities for projects being overseen.
Oversee daily inspections of trade partners’ equipment.
Review project packages and maintain thorough familiarity with their contents.
Schedule meetings and alignments, and take meeting minutes.
Track equipment and manpower move-in and move-out schedules.
Work with contractors’ superintendents to identify and mitigate logistical challenges.
Coordinate with vendors and trades across multiple disciplines.
Resolve conflicts between trades.
Ensure the superintendent has plans and supplies for upcoming project work.
Coordinate safety with trade partners.
Organize field walks with owners and trades.
Complete permits as needed.