Site Engineer - Trenton, Ohio
xyz realityTrenton (OH)
About the role
Role Summary:
The Site Engineer is responsible for delivering XYZ Reality’s core service on construction projects. This includes tracking construction progress against BIM models, performing quality inspections on-site, and submitting findings to the client through the XYZ platform.
This role requires individuals with practical construction experience who can quickly adopt XYZ Reality’s technology and workflows.
Key Responsibilities:
Track construction progress against BIM models using XYZ’s Augmented Reality Device – The Atom.
Conduct on-site quality inspections and raise observations on the XYZ Platform.
Ensure QA issues are submitted to the client on a daily basis.
Be responsible for the quality of your work ensuring that it follows outlined workflows and standards.
Maintain high levels of data accuracy and reporting standards.
Collaborate with other engineers on-site to ensure full coverage of the project.
Support the Lead Engineer in maintaining operational standards.
Required Skills & Experience: Experience working on construction sites.
Strong attention to detail and data accuracy.
Comfortable working with digital tools and software platforms.
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced site environment.
Basic IT Skills (Microsoft Suite).
Benefits & Good to Knows
Competitive salary based on 40-hour week.
15 days paid time off + public holidays.
Healthcare including vision + dental.
Working on-site on MAJOR multimillion/billion-dollar construction projects.
Travel and relocation opportunities across the US.
Push boundaries and deliver cutting-edge technology that is going to change the construction industry forever.
Professional development opportunities.
Essential
You must have a clean criminal record and be willing to undergo background checks and drug tests due to security requirements of the projects we work on.
Permanent Role Details
This is a permanent role. Ongoing assignments will be subject to project availability and the candidate’s flexibility to travel or relocate.
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