This position is seeking an experienced professional in Field Engineering to monitor contractor activities in civil, concrete, structural steel, industrial buildings, and other facilities. The role includes spearheading walk-downs, punch listing, and turnover to Facility / Assets groups. This is a field-based position, with all work performed at the project premises near Port Arthur, TX.
Duties and Responsibilities :
Monitor construction activities to ensure quality, project schedule adherence, and compliance with drawings, specifications, and applicable codes.
Act as the client's representative, understanding and monitoring the scope of work for heavy industrial facilities.
Provide expertise in site preparation, civil, structural, and architectural works, including HVAC, fire systems, electrical, telecoms, plumbing, sanitary systems, bridge cranes, and elevators.
Conduct regular inspections and prepare daily and weekly reports.
Lead contractor walk-downs, focusing on details and scope of work.
Carry out punch list walk-downs, tracking incomplete activities and monitoring completion.
Ensure all tasks meet the highest safety standards and promote a zero-accident philosophy.
Support construction teams in interpreting design documents, vendor documentation, and applicable codes.
Review inspection test plans and subcontractor submittals.
Provide technical input and witness critical activities.
Evaluate contractor plans and analyze issues such as accessibility, obstruction avoidance, and maintaining clearances.
Review safety-related documents, including Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) and Field Level Hazard Assessments (FLHA).
Monitor rigging and lifting practices, documenting and reporting observations.
Perform audits and prepare evaluation reports, including lessons learned for future implementation.
Coordinate with project engineers and contract managers on technical and contractual matters.
Track and submit daily, weekly, and monthly progress / status reports.
Maintain activity logs and detailed records.
Monitor and report receipt of permanent plant equipment.
Conduct walk-downs with construction representatives and contractor counterparts.
Document and report non-conformance issues.
Foster positive relationships with contractors.
Essential skills and knowledge
Qualifications :
Education : Bachelor's degree in engineering (preferred) or equivalent field experience.
Experience : 15 years in major construction projects, including oil and gas, refinery, or process industries. Experience with LNG, power plants, or large infrastructure projects is an advantage.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities :
Expertise in civil, structural, and architectural engineering, with familiarity in mechanical, electrical, and fire systems.
Thorough understanding of composite structures and building codes.
Knowledge of construction practices, planning, and scheduling.
Strong understanding of quality assurance / control and safety standards.
Familiarity with relevant industry trends, tools, and statutory requirements.
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