Project Engineer II (Los Angeles, CA) - Austin Commercial

Austin Careers•Los Angeles, CA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Austin Commercial is seeking a Project Engineer for our LAX Gateway Project in Los Angeles, CA. Austin Commercial is a leading construction firm and is 100% employee-owned, with a commitment to safety, service, and integrity. We are looking for talented construction professionals to join our team and grow their careers.

Requirements

B.S. in construction management/science, engineering, or related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience
2 years’ work experience in the construction industry
Successful completion of OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training required (may obtain within first year of employment)
Experience with the following: RFI, submittals, and punch-list

Responsibilities

Notifies subcontractors of commencement dates; solicits delivery schedules from suppliers; expedites deliveries to avoid costly construction delays.
Participates in the detailed estimating of cost and construction time for proposed changes; may participate in direct negotiations with owners about change orders; when negotiations are concluded, the PE I ensures that contract plans and the master schedule are updated properly.
Prepares submittal schedule as required to meet construction schedule and coordinates submissions with subcontractors; assumes overall responsibility for submittals to include checking for accuracy, transmittals to and from subcontractors, architects, superintendents, and maintaining logs; expedites delivery of submittals when necessary to avoid delays in construction; keeps project manager abreast of submissions that will impact schedule.
Prepares and/or oversees preparation of a number of reports dealing with the project, such as material logs, submittal logs, RFI logs, drawing logs, long-lead items log as required by owners and/or company operating procedures.
Assists the project manager in the preparation of subcontracts; assists in resolving any problems regarding interpretation and/or execution of the subcontract; alerts the project manager to problems that have not been satisfactorily resolved at this level and proposes alternative courses of action.
Assists in the verification of monthly subcontractor payment requests.
May assume a role in locating suppliers for various building materials; reviews invoices upon request to verify quantity, quality and prices for construction materials.
Responds to requests for information (RFIs) from owners and subcontractors, preparing RFIs for the project architect and/or structural engineer of record when necessary to clarify technical issues concerning the project; ensures that information received in response to RFIs is routed to the applicable field superintendent and subcontractors.
Assists in compiling close-out documents, including as-built drawings, guarantees, warranties, service manuals and other related documents for delivery to the owner; may prepare Austin’s warranty for inclusion in this package and assist in preparing other close-out documents as assigned.
Participates in jobsite safety as outlined in company’s Safety & Health Manual.
When not assigned to a project, the PE I generally is assigned to the Estimating department and tasked with preparation of detailed cost estimates; may assist with value engineering activities and the pricing of those alternate procedures; interacts with a wide variety of construction professionals, including owner representatives, architects, structural engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, etc.