The Project Engineer assists the Project Manager with administrative and coordination duties throughout a project. The role supports project scheduling, material releases and deliveries, vendor follow-up, invoice coding, routine correspondence, field dimensioning, change orders, submittals, and labor and delivery schedules. The Project Engineer also supports contract administration, project quality control, job-cost review, project billing and cost projections, and efficient project closeout. The role coordinates communications among owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and internal teams; tracks project information and task target dates in the Project Control/Document Control System; and manages shop drawings and submittals through review, approval, and field installation. Jobsite visits are made as needed to understand the environment and review progress. The Project Engineer also maintains shortage and breakage records, arranges material reorders, and prepares operation and maintenance manuals and guarantees in accordance with project specifications. The position carries safety responsibilities, including implementing ISEC safety requirements, promoting a positive safety culture, assigning work only to trained and qualified employees, addressing recognized safety deficiencies, reporting injuries and incidents, and coordinating deliveries using safe practices. Duties may change at any time with or without notice.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed