Senior Project Engineer – Heavy Civil / Transportation / Electrical
$150,000–$180,000
Apply (opens in a new tab)Senior Project Engineer – Heavy Civil / Transportation / Electrical
Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150,000–$180,000
About the role
- Support the Project Manager and Superintendent in the execution of large-scale transportation and infrastructure projects.
- Review and interpret construction drawings, specifications, contracts, subcontracts, and project requirements.
- Track, prepare, review, and process: Change Proposal Requests
- Change Orders
- Potential Change OrdersOwner Payment Applications
- Claims & Supporting Documentation
- Assist with identifying changes in project scope and developing supporting documentation for additional compensation and/or schedule impacts.
- Monitor project costs and maintain accurate cost and production reports.
- Assist project leadership with cost forecasting and financial reporting.
- Analyze labor costs, quantities, production, and project performance. Prepare and maintain quantity tracking and production reports.
- Coordinate with field operations to verify installed quantities and completed work.
- Assist with procurement, subcontractor coordination, material tracking, and project documentation.
- Manage RFIs, submittals, drawing revisions, and other technical documentation as required.
- Research technical and quality control issues and coordinate appropriate solutions with project leadership.
- Verify completed construction complies with applicable plans, specifications, codes, standards, and contract requirements.
- Coordinate with engineers, subcontractors, vendors, inspectors, owners, and other project stakeholders.
- Support project scheduling, progress tracking, and short-term planning.
- Maintain organized project records and ensure documentation is current and accurate.
- Manage and coordinate project closeout requirements.
- Track punch-list items, as-built documentation, warranties, testing records, and final turnover documentation.
- Provide technical and administrative support to project leadership as required.
- Project ExperienceCandidates with experience on large and complex infrastructure projects are highly preferred, including: Rail & Mass Transit
- Metro / Light Rail
- Transportation Infrastructure
- Heavy Civil Construction
- Underground Transit
- Tunnels & Underground Structures
- Stations & Transportation Facilities
- Electrical Infrastructure
- Traffic & Street Lighting
- Utility Infrastructure
- Public Works
- Highway & Roadway Construction
- Airport Infrastructure
- Design-Build Projects
- Large Public Agency Projects
- Previous Field Engineer or Project Engineer experience.
- Heavy civil construction experience.
- Electrical contractor experience.
- Traffic and street lighting experience.
- Rail or mass transit construction experience.
- Experience working on major transportation programs.
- Experience with public agency construction.
- Design-Build project experience.
- Experience managing change orders and claims on complex construction projects.
- Strong understanding of project financials and cost forecasting.
- Project Controls & Commercial ExperienceCandidates should have experience with: Change Order Management
- Change Proposal Requests
- Cost Tracking
- Cost Forecasting
- Owner Pay Applications
- Quantity Tracking
- Labor Cost Analysis
- Production Tracking
- Contract Administration
- Claims DocumentationRFIs & Submittals
- ProcurementSchedule Coordination
- Quality Control
- Project Documentation
- Project Closeout
- Technical Skills
- Experience with construction management and project controls software is preferred, including: Procore
- Primavera P6Bluebeam Revu
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Office Suite
- Document control platforms
- Cost management and project accounting systems
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