Project Engineer - MEP

ANCHOR CONSTRUCTION LLC•Granger, IN

About The Position

Anchor Construction is seeking a Project Engineer - MEP to join its growing team. The role works directly with clients to understand operational requirements and develop mechanical, electrical, and plumbing solutions for design-build projects. The Project Engineer coordinates third-party MEP consultants and other design disciplines, contributes to project design and reviews, and supports construction teams throughout each project. The position is based in Granger, Indiana, with travel of up to 25%.

Requirements

10 or more years of experience.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (four-year degree).
NCEES record.
Passed the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam and acquired Professional Engineer licensure.
Maintain professional development hours.
Excellent communication skills.
Design-build experience.
Experience working directly for or closely with a general contractor.
Experience with industrial, manufacturing, warehouse distribution, or commercial facilities.
Experience with BIM.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, and Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Work directly with clients to understand operational requirements and develop appropriate MEP solutions.
Help establish project design criteria and MEP standards for design-build projects.
Coordinate with third-party MEP design consultants.
Participate in client meetings and communicate information clearly to non-technical audiences.
Develop and review practical, coordinated, code-compliant, and constructible mechanical, electrical, and plumbing designs.
Prepare and review engineering calculations, layouts, specifications, and design documents.
Coordinate MEP systems with architectural, structural, civil, and other design disciplines.
Participate in design reviews and identify potential issues early in the design process.
Evaluate MEP systems and alternatives based on cost, constructability, performance, and long-term maintenance.
Assist with coordination of equipment, utility connections, building systems, and owner-furnished equipment.
Provide engineering support to the construction team throughout projects and help resolve field conditions and design conflicts.
Participate in site visits and construction meetings.
Review and respond to RFIs, submittals, and other project documentation related to MEP systems.
Provide mentorship and technical support to less-experienced engineering and design staff.