Field Engineer

Miller Pipeline•Arvada, CO

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Miller Pipeline is hiring a Field Engineer to prepare projects with utility locate marks, meet with customers, city officials, and subcontractors, as well as communicate with the public, create documentation for project extras, and verify the accuracies of project paper work from the field. Miller Pipeline has been a leader in building and maintaining America’s infrastructure as a premier underground pipeline construction and repair contractor since 1953. Our workforce is made up of highly trained and skilled employees totaling over 5,000 with office locations in 23 states. While continually investing in gas infrastructure programs, Miller Pipeline’s revenues have continued to grow year over year.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Basic computer skills; Microsoft Word & Excel.
Organization of time and workspace.
Attention to detail in preparing reports, letters, emails, etc.
Clear and direct oral and written communication.

Nice To Haves

Some college courses completed in a related field.
1+ year underground utility construction.

Responsibilities

Complete pre- and post-job reviews, checking the work prior to construction.
Attend pre-construction meetings with the customer and/or outside jurisdictional agencies, as necessary.
Support crews during construction by coordinating clearances and retirement of services, ensuring material type is correct.
Assist the scheduling group as necessary.
Provide technical and engineering services.
Conduct job reviews, pre-check jobs, and USA markings and request site surveys.
Coordinate the Request For Information (RFI) process, start to finish.
Investigate customer/3rd party issues pertaining to general construction projects.
Support Project Manager and General Superintendent with daily routine issues regarding construction of jobs.
Use computer to research and write proposals, correspondence and email.
Compile, copy, file and mail reports; use phone, copier, and scanner.
Determine supplies and place orders for materials.
Communicate with supervisors, public officials, general public and customers regarding project plans, designs, identified problems, proposed solutions and estimated time frames.
Communicate with foremen, engineers, inspectors, estimators and mappers; and communicate with other departments involved in the project.
Use handwriting and computer to record locations, dimensions, identified problems, proposed layouts, construction plans, time frames, and as-built drawings.
Visit sites to evaluate issues of access and existing facilities.