Project Engineer, Heavy Civil / Highway
Project Engineer, Heavy Civil / Highway
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review the contract and specifications in their entirety
- Support the Project Manager and Project Superintendent on day to day project needs
- Prepare and update the project schedule in Primavera P6Track quantities, project costs and forecasting
- Get pricing from subcontractors and vendors, including change orders
- Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers and crews to resolve field conflicts
- Support monthly billing, cash flow projections and change order processing
- Run document control for submittals, contract documents and record drawings
- Review HeavyJob daily reports for accuracy
- Keep NPDES permits, the SWPPP, inspections, survey staking and joint measurements with the owner on track
- What We're Looking For5 to 8 years of experience in the civil construction field, office and field
- Experience managing multiple activities at once on heavy civil workB.S. in Civil Engineering, ideally with a Construction Engineering and Management emphasis
- Proficiency with Primavera P6, Excel and Word
- Excellent verbal and written communication skillsFDOT project experience is a plusHCSS HeavyJob experience is a plus
- Based in the Tampa Bay area or ready to relocate
- Why This Role Is Worth a Conversation
- Full benefits package
- Project bonus potential
- Established heavy civil highway and bridge contractor with projects across Florida
- A real career track in project management with a contractor that keeps adding work in Florida
- Heavy civil work on the kind of projects that build a career.
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