Travel Project Engineer-Mission Critical

BCCI•Tulsa, OK

23h

About The Position

The Project Engineer assists Project Managers in ensuring that work installed on the project meets plan and specification requirements. The role supports project planning, coordination, construction quality, cost and schedule management, and communication among project participants. It includes reviewing project documents and submittals, coordinating field testing and inspections, monitoring construction progress, and supporting safe and efficient work practices.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field.

Nice To Haves

Good written and oral communication skills, including the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with individuals and groups and to express ideas clearly in writing using proper organization and grammar.
Working knowledge of Word and Excel.
Flexibility and willingness to modify plans and behavior when necessary to meet a goal.
Cooperation and ability to work well with others and help coworkers, customers, and others achieve their goals and assignments.
Ability to read and understand blueprints.
Ability and desire to quickly learn new job-related information.
Ability to understand and apply OSHA and company safety requirements.
Integrity and adherence to normal ethical standards, conduct, and organizational policies in job-related activities.
Problem-solving ability, including solving practical problems, handling varied situations with limited standardization, and interpreting complex instructions.
One year of previous field experience.
Working knowledge of scheduling programs.
Ability to understand and convey basic Spanish commands, questions, and instructions regarding concrete construction.

Responsibilities

Become familiar with assigned project plans and specifications to help assure compliance; review shop drawings and submittals.
Review plans for value analysis and constructability, ensure appropriate materials are used, and communicate inconsistencies to the architect.
Recommend labor-saving and other cost-saving methods that benefit Layton and/or the owner during construction.
Attend and take notes at project team meetings, including weekly Owner/Architect and subcontractor coordination meetings, and distribute meeting minutes.
Publish weekly progress reports and follow up on the receipt, review, and distribution of information required for construction.
Update project schedules as needed.
Assist with bidding and developing scopes of work for trade contractors.
Work with the superintendent to prepare the project schedule, establish shop drawing receipt dates and project milestones, and follow up on review and approval of shop drawings, samples, and material lists.
Maintain logs tracking shop drawings, requests for clarification, change requests, and proposal requests.
Advise on proper concrete pour procedures and inspect structural reinforcing.
Coordinate standard slump and compaction testing to verify compliance with specifications.
Review field procedures and final installation of structural elements to ensure work complies with requirements.
Perform work sampling and observe and analyze work methods, techniques, and procedures to advise the superintendent on improving production efficiency.
Comply with safety policies, practices, and procedures, and report unsafe activities to a supervisor and/or Safety.