Field Engineer Concrete​/BIM

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Job Title: BIM Engineer / Field Engineer Department: Design & Field Operations Division: Self-Perform BIM Department / Concrete

Supports and coordinates preplanning, layout, and clash detection drawings for the field operations team, and supports the project team and quality control process for Self-Perform Concrete and General Contracting BIM Clash Detection & General Coordination. Responsibilities span BIM Services (quantity takeoff, planning and layout preparation, constructability review, quality assurance development, scope coordination) and Quality Assurance & Quality Control Engineering Services (project set-up and hand-off, QA/QC plan development, formwork design planning and layout, lift drawing development and coordination).

Performs routine field inspections during construction to support the field concrete team's execution of the QA/QC program, and supports the project superintendent with materials management, deliveries, logistics, general project organization, safety, documentation, punchlist, inventory, demobilization, and closeout.

• Perform BIM clash detection and general trade coordination across superstructure, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection trades; manage weekly coordination meetings, minutes, RFIs, and correspondence
• Develop concrete lift drawings and formwork design planning; coordinate with geotech, civil, steel, framing, masonry, and other key trades
• Perform constructability review of design documents and provide recommendations
• Collaborate on design planning with Shaw BIM, Shaw Framing Panel Design, architects, engineers, subcontractors, and trade partners; attend internal and external project meetings
• Support survey and layout, including calculating points and loading Trimble stations, setting control in AutoCAD, and coordinating embed, hold-down, and penetration layout
• Translate contract documents and building codes into the Concrete QA/QC project program
• Read and interpret construction documents across all disciplines, including specifications, submittals, and shop drawings
• Coordinate concrete and building layout to establish field dimensions
• Inspect concrete work routinely for code, contract, and QA/QC Plan compliance; document and upscale quality issues
• Support RFI coordination and design/layout solutions for the Concrete Operations team
• Support the Project QA/QC Plan: pre-planning meetings, daily huddles, first-installation inspections, safety and scheduled inspections, and punchlist inspections/corrections
• Coordinate material deliveries, storage and logistics with the Superintendent and subcontractors; track inventory
• Maintain project documentation (specs, drawings, submittals, RFIs, as-builts) and track labor/material production rates against planned controls

Four-year college degree in engineering/design, construction management, building construction, or similar preferred. This is an entry-level position within a structured training program, with the expectation of gaining experience and skills as outlined above.

Understanding of general construction…