The Field Engineer researches problems and develops solutions, maintains equipment and site infrastructure, assists with installing new technologies, and tests installed machines for performance and safety. The role interprets requirements from research teams and employees, prepares reports for senior and concerned employees, and may take on additional responsibilities as needed. It requires handling technical field work with limited supervision, diagnosing and repairing equipment issues, interpreting technical issues described in non-technical terms, communicating effectively with customers, and prioritizing tasks logically. The position involves outdoor work at active construction sites in varying and sometimes extreme weather conditions. The employee must remain aware of concurrent jobsite activities, including other workers and contractors, stationary equipment, mobile equipment, construction traffic, and excavation work. Duties may also involve travel between offices, project sites, and meetings, and extended hours based on project needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
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