Field Engineer

Summary of responsibilities:

Facilitate electrical & mechanical building system startups & commissioning activities

Provide Subject matter expert assistance in review of product and equipment submittals, shop drawings, engineering design drawings and specifications, & contractor generated RFIs.

Extensive knowledge of safety procedures, safe work practices, and OSHA requirements for mechanical installations including but not limited to Lock-Out, Electrical Safe Work Practices, Control of Hazardous Energy, & arc flash safety

Possess extensive knowledge of prevailing building codes and professional industry standards

Work with building construction contractors and equipment vendors to coordinate equipment factory testing, delivery, installation, commissioning & handover to end users.

Coordination of weekend and plant shutdown work with contractors, plant facilities groups, & manufacturing shops

Conduct work progress inspections on a continuous basis

Support construction administration activities related to schedule coordination, quality confirmations, weekly coordination meetings, and planned utility outages.

Conduct inspections and observations of mechanical building systems for compliance with project specifications, quality standards, & applicable codes.

Oversee work of mechanical contractors for adherence to project delivery methods, schedule milestone targets, & coordination with other groups.

Prepare field engineering status reports of work progress and schedule to Project Managers.

Provide input and feedback to improve project technical specifications and standards.

Required qualifications:

Ability to effectively communicate technical matters in written & verbal formats.

Ability to multi-task, manage time, & prioritize project commitments based on established deadlines and project milestones.

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or Equivalent Experience.

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience in Mechanical and Electrical systems.

Pay range:

$61-70/hr