Project Engineer II

Charles Pankow Builders•La Honda, CA

About The Position

The Project Engineer II is an essential team member in a fast-paced, changing environment. Under the direction of an Assistant Project Manager, Project Manager, or Senior Project Manager, this role serves as a project’s front line for ensuring work conforms to construction documents. The Project Engineer II coordinates project documents, identifies and resolves conflicts, and communicates resolutions to affected parties. As directed, the role translates construction documents into buildable plans and supports the Superintendent in implementing them.

Requirements

At least 2 years of Project Engineer experience.
Effective communication skills.
A sense of urgency and ownership.
Ability to work as part of a team.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a construction-related field is preferred.
Three to five years of Project Engineer experience is typical.

Responsibilities

Translate and coordinate construction documents, submittals, and RFIs for field construction use.
Coordinate subcontractor work.
Develop details for self-performed work.
Coordinate or perform layout for self-performed work.
Track labor and quantities for self-performed work.
Order and track materials for self-performed work.
Verify installed work.
Identify and resolve omissions and inconsistencies in project documents through the RFI process with appropriate project team members.
Communicate resolutions to affected parties in a timely manner and ensure completion.
Develop and maintain a three-week look-ahead schedule using Lean tools.
Coordinate and assist with scheduling assigned subcontractors and self-performed work using Last Planner tools and Pull Planning.
Assist the Superintendent with equipment scheduling, work techniques, and material deliveries.
Ensure work aligns with company policies and procedures.
Execute duties specified in the Safety Reference Manual.
Participate in creating and implementing Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs).
Execute the Project-Specific Quality Management Plan (PSQMP).
Create and maintain jobsite records, including self-performed work quantities, labor productivity, document logs, daily diaries, RFIs, submittals, change management records, material logs, and project correspondence.
Participate in project closeouts.
Create and manage punch lists.
Schedule and assist with Owner training.
Assist the Assistant Project Manager or Project Manager with subcontractor closeout.
Develop archives and record documentation.