Project Engineer - Mechanical

The Haskell Company•Salt Lake City, UT

3d•Onsite

About The Position

At Haskell, the Project Engineer - Mechanical provides complete engineering and design solutions for assigned projects, primarily in the Food & Beverage; Beer, Wine & Spirits; and Consumer Products markets. The role uses assigned design staff to complete project deliverables and works with senior design staff to develop their understanding of engineering and project delivery. Responsibilities also include client communication, construction administration, and engineering, design, and drafting tasks using applicable drafting software to meet the project schedule. The position develops mechanical and plumbing designs from conceptual through detailed design, supports construction, and contributes to project management, scheduling, and profitability. Travel is required, approximately two days per month, depending on the project lifecycle.

Requirements

Bachelor of Engineering degree from an accredited ABET curriculum.
5–10 years of industry experience.
Professional Engineer license.
Revit experience.

Responsibilities

Understand and comply with owner building program requirements and corporate standards for mechanical and plumbing systems.
Review applicable codes and standards, including relevant International Building Code Council codes, ASHRAE standards, and NFPA requirements.
Establish and document the mechanical and plumbing systems’ basis of design, including clarifications, qualifications, and design assumptions.
Work with building or facility owners to select appropriate, cost-effective systems and products.
Work with owners and construction management teams to validate construction costs and provide value-engineering options.
Obtain support from a Lead Associate or Senior Associate to determine engineering and design building requirements.
Assist in establishing building-envelope thermal insulation values for energy-code compliance and heating and cooling load calculations.
Perform and document engineering calculations for mechanical and plumbing systems and equipment selection.
Select systems and equipment and perform system and equipment layout and sizing.
Draft or oversee drafting of mechanical and plumbing systems, establishing appropriate drawing detail for complete and accurate design and construction cost.
Schedule mechanical and plumbing equipment, including accessories and remarks.
Develop control drawings, including schematics, points lists, and sequences of operation.
Ensure specifications are complete and accurate.
Assist with problem-solving for field challenges, shop drawing and submittal reviews, field inspections and reports, photograph review, and requests for information.
Oversee work performed by assigned staff.
Monitor the contents of design package issues, including pricing documents, SD, DD, and CD.
Work with the project Lead Associate to meet the project schedule and provide complete documents for each submission.
Design within the provided design budget and track additional hours when project scope expands.
Maintain required professional licensing continuing education units and proactively pursue training to maintain design skills.
Travel as required, approximately two days per month depending on project lifecycle.