Houston - Project Engineer
Houston - Project Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review of Project specifications
- Preparation of Project documents
- Maintain the Project Master document list.
- Lead project design coordination with internal engineering departments, external engineering agencies, and Site Contractors.
- Coordinate engineering document submissions to customers & vendors.
- Facilitate timely engineering reviews of vendor quotes.
- Review vendor quotes and purchase requisitions for compliance with project specifications.
- Responsible for accurately reporting engineering progress into the project schedule.
- Coordinate collection of necessary inputs to 3D model and resolution of issue tags.
- Provide status, control, and progress reporting support services on projects.
- Prepare project schedules per project requirement.
- Verify the project progress & prepare the monthly progress report.
- Vendor follow-up & expediting
- Periodic vendor visits to monitor the progress.
- Attend Customer meetings as required.
- Support correspondence with customers via the Project manager.
- Internal communication with all departments & AIC Assembly shop.
- Track material status in SAP & update project status
- Preparation of packing slips & related shipment documentation
- Site visits during the construction phase
- Coordinate engineering responses to RFI from subcontractors
- Expedite critical engineering solutions during the construction phase.
- Ensure design changes are properly communicated to the project team and incorporated into the 3D model.
- Oversee as-built documentation for the project.
- Work autonomously without constant guidance 10% International and Domestic travel will be required.
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Environmental or related field)
- Three (3) or more years of experience in a project-related industry
- Prior water/wastewater infrastructure project experience preferred.
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