Electrical Project Engineer - ARB, Inc.

Primoris Services Corporation•Irvine, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical & Instrumentation Field Engineer supports administrative and construction activities assigned by a supervisor, including safety, project controls, subcontracts, material management, and scheduling. The role typically performs material takeoffs, coordinates materials and change orders, expedites job-site materials, prepares cost estimates, compiles and analyzes production and cost statistics, and provides technical support for field operations. The position is located at a project site in the western United States. The engineer supports electrical and instrumentation field installation, inspection, quality assurance, documentation, subcontractor coordination, system turnover, and start-up activities. The role also helps maintain project schedules and controls, prepares client submittals, and works in accordance with project specifications, drawings, company policies, and applicable safety requirements.

Responsibilities

Write requisitions and follow up with suppliers to expedite deliveries as assigned.
Monitor receiving, warehousing, and material-control functions.
Manage subcontracts as assigned.
Perform field estimating for change orders and other scope-of-work adjustments.
Resolve contractor-raised queries with the technical support group, and raise and close out engineering queries as applicable.
Witness testing as required by codes and standards.
Compile punch lists with the contractor and client.
Carry out inspections, site surveys, and dimensional checks to verify electrical and instrumentation installations comply with design drawings, specifications, and project requirements; complete applicable QA/QC forms.
Ensure required as-built and red-line drawings are compiled and maintained according to project procedures.
Ensure work is completed according to specifications and drawings, incorporating engineering-query requirements.
Ensure a preservation and maintenance schedule is compiled and that listed equipment is maintained according to vendor-guaranteed requirements.
Implement and maintain the project assured grounding program.
Perform NEC-based electrical calculations for wire sizing, transformers and panels, conduit sizes, and related needs.
Generate subcontractor packages and maintain system turnover packages.
Develop and manage E&I tracking, RFIs, requisitions, change orders, purchase orders, and the cable reel log.
Build system component packages, perform system walk-downs, and transmit packages to Start-Up.
Support NCCER training, state licensing programs, safety programs, and company programs.
Review and comply with company policies.
Maintain the equipment log.
Become knowledgeable about assigned portions of project safety requirements, company policies, contract documents, drawings, specifications, and scope of work.
Assist with developing and maintaining the project master schedule using CPM techniques and appropriate scheduling software, with input from other project management personnel, as directed.
Prepare materials and vendor submittals for client approval by the project's lead coordinator or engineer, under supervision.
Identify opportunities to improve project operations and submit ideas to a supervisor.
Perform other job-specific duties as directed by a supervisor.