Project Engineer - Traylor Industrial

Traylor Bros, Inc
Project Engineer - Traylor Industrial

Project Engineer opportunity with Traylor Industrial.

Founded in 1985, Traylor Industrial is a reputable, quality-driven, turn‑key contractor focused on safety, service, and efficiency. Traylor Industrial’s outstanding reputation is built on doing work right the first time. Our company has pioneered innovations in the field, which are now standard operating procedures in our industry. Our headquarters and facilities are based out of Greenville, SC. We have an average workforce of 100+ field employees, working on projects ranging from $20,000 to $50 Million.

To be known as a versatile industry leader by continually enhancing operations and achieving consistent growth and financial success for the corporation, our team, and our customers.

Safely deliver high‑quality workmanship products and services at a competitive price.

• Safety – We are committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment and encouraging a culture that promotes safe decisions.
• Team – Our people are our greatest strength. We provide rewarding and fulfilling careers.
• Quality – We are dedicated to providing a reliable quality service by completing the project right the first time.
• Integrity – Our team is honest and ethical in all interactions.
• Communication – We encourage effective, accurate, and timely communication.
• Commitment – We are dedicated to the success of our team members, customers, and business partners.

• Interact with client, engineers, and subcontractors to understand and incorporate project objectives, schedules, permits, and costs.
• Work with superintendents to clearly define, understand, and assemble the steel, mechanical, and piping work packages and communicate them to the project team.
• Monitor engineering and vendor information for the discipline to define work‑package scopes, perform material take‑offs, procure materials, and troubleshoot all discipline‑specific questions or concerns from field operations teams.
• Generate field material requests.
• Apply commonly used piping and mechanical engineering concepts, practices, codes, and procedures within the construction industry.
• Review project proposal or plan to determine timeframe, funding limitations, procedures for accomplishing project tasks, staffing requirements, and allocation of available resources.
• Review and analyze project documents including piping and instrumentation diagrams, isometric drawings, mechanical schematics, material and equipment specifications.
• Manage requests for information (RFI) including specification review, visual examination, submittal to client, and creation of change orders as necessary.
• Conduct walk‑downs to report progress of work packages and enter progress into field progress management system.
• Assist in the turnover process with construction team and client to provide the proper documentation related to the project, including as‑built and redline drawings and other required information.
• Participate in project team meetings and contribute engineering input to project‑related decisions.
• Prepare cost estimates for change order submission and negotiation with client.
• Generate status reports for management, client, and others.
• Verify progress earned against invoice requests.
• Understand Traylor contract as well as any subcontractor contracts.
• Keep accurate field engineering records.
• Assist with the implementation of the Project Specific HSE Plan commensurate with the engineering discipline.
• Review drawings, submittals, specifications, RFIs, and document control.
• Manage change management – set‑up, issuing documentation, and pricing.
• Coordinate inspection duties and assist in construction execution.
• Coordinate field details, site inspections, and communicate with subcontractor.
• Identify and resolve field technical issues.
• Maintain as‑built (redline) drawings.
• Assemble hydro packages with support from the superintendents.
• Perform material and man‑hour take‑offs for work packages.
• Perform quantity reconciliations.
• Track completion of hydro tests.

• Problem‑solving skills
• Decision‑making skills
• Effective listening skills
• Negotiat…