Project Engineer - Boulder, CO

Power Construction•Boulder, CO

1d•$80,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

Power Construction is hiring a Project Engineer to assist with project management and construction supervision for a downtown Boulder, Colorado, multifamily apartment project. The project is a five-story, post-tension concrete-framed building on a tight urban site, totaling 405,000 square feet, with a 26-month schedule and a $94 million construction cost. The Project Engineer manages and coordinates job-site submittals, cost control, scheduling, reporting, and document control during construction, while helping maintain client satisfaction. The role also supports project closeout and performs additional assignments as directed by the Project Manager or Superintendent. Power Construction is a general contractor founded in 1926. The company describes its culture as field-oriented and focused on innovation, client service, process improvement, and employee growth. Compensation is a base salary plus an annual discretionary bonus.

Requirements

Four-year construction-related degree, or an equivalent combination of technical training and related experience.
1–4 years of construction management experience.
Thorough knowledge of construction, including technology, equipment, methods, craft agreements, jurisdiction, negotiations, engineering, cost control, schedules, and safety.
Strong communication, organizational, and supervisory skills.

Responsibilities

Budget preliminary documents.
Distribute new or updated drawings and specifications.
Solicit bids and quotes.
Perform estimates and takeoffs.
Prepare and update project schedules as required.
Research drawing interpretations, problems, conflicts, interferences, and errors.
Research, transmit, and monitor requests for information (RFIs).
Prepare a submittal log in accordance with the project schedule and specifications; monitor and expedite submittals and follow through as required.
Distribute, research, monitor, and compile proposed change orders (COs), Architects Supplemental Instructions (ASIs), and related items; submit them to the Supervisor for approval and update contract documents accordingly.
Maintain a tracking system to expedite construction materials and equipment.
Maintain and update status reports as required.
Generate punch lists.
Attend and document project meetings.
Oversee general correspondence as required.
Manage the closeout process.
During the project, assist in reviewing and verifying quantities and unit prices for subcontractor extra work orders.
Perform additional assignments as directed by the Project Manager or Superintendent.