Project Engineer - Illinois

Applied High Voltage, LLC•Willow Creek Township, IL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Engineer supports solar energy projects from initial notice to proceed through final client acceptance. Working closely with the Project Manager and field teams, the role helps coordinate project execution, pre-bid and buyout activities, scheduling, implementation, and administration to ensure construction follows the design, budget, and schedule. The position is based 100% at project sites in Illinois.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, electrical engineering, or a related area.
OSHA 10 Hour Minimum certification.
SWPPP Training.
Basic knowledge of the technical, administrative, and management aspects of all phases of project management.
Basic knowledge of public and construction safety and security issues and regulations.
Excellent mathematical skills, including applying mathematics to problem solving.
Ability to read, understand, and apply IFC drawings and job specifications for civil and electrical work.
Ability to lead and manage one's own time.
Sensitivity to problems and ability to recognize when something is wrong, then revise and adapt as necessary.
Strong coordination, time management, active listening, verbal and written communication, critical thinking, and reasoning skills.
Self-motivated, with the ability to learn quickly and independently.
Computer literacy and proficiency using Viewpoint, MS Project, and MS Office.

Responsibilities

Assist the Project Manager on solar energy projects from initial notice to proceed through final acceptance by the client.
Work with the Estimating department during pre-bid and buyout stages to ensure field staff needs are addressed.
Solve problems and resolve issues through face-to-face and personal communication.
Help plan, lead, and coordinate activities associated with overall project execution.
Participate in conceptual project development and estimating, and assist with project organization, scheduling, and implementation.
Support project administration to ensure construction is completed in accordance with design, budget, and schedule.
Administer contracts and manage schedules.
Prepare spreadsheets and reports and maintain budget and cost reports.
Conduct financial analysis and investigate non-conformance issues, implementing corrective measures.
Support risk management, safety, and quality control.