Field Engineer

Overview

STG Inc is a seasonal (fixed term) position and a proud subsidiary of Calista Brice, part of a family of 20+ companies delivering construction, environmental, and technical solutions. STG Inc excels at infrastructure development in environmentally and logistically complex locations across Alaska, with a mission to support sustainable development of rural Alaska while maintaining professionalism, safety, and quality. This role offers field work in Alaska, opportunities for career growth across our diverse family of businesses, and the stability of a large organization combined with the entrepreneurial spirit of a smaller company.

Pay Range: $30 - $55 per hour.

As the Field Engineer, you will work onsite in Alaska and support construction projects across rural Alaska by combining hands-on field work with technical project support. You will work closely with the Project Manager and Project Foreman to ensure work is installed in accordance with plans and specifications, maintain project documentation and QA/QC records, support safety and environmental compliance, and assist with material procurement and logistics.

You may perform construction labor as part of the crew in extreme Alaskan conditions, including rural locations, camp living, and extended work rotations. This role is a key link between the field and the main office, providing accurate information, records, and feedback to help keep projects safe, efficient, and on schedule.

• Maintain first-level quality assurance to confirm work is installed in accordance with drawings, specifications, codes, and industry standards.
• Support the Project Foreman and Project Manager with daily, weekly, and monthly project reports and documentation.
• Complete required field submittals such as drill logs, pile driving logs, installation records, pressure test forms, and similar project-specific documentation.
• Maintain a daily diary of project activities, including photographs and video logs as required.
• Assist in the development and maintenance of project plans, including timelines, phases, and activities using Critical Path Management techniques and company-designated software.
• Keep Project Management informed of changing field conditions and changed work to support timely setup of tracking codes and change order implementation.
• Assist with project estimating and the preparation of quantities or field input for estimates as directed.
• Identify and document field issues or interface conflicts and propose potential solutions to the Project Manager and Project Foreman.
• Determine materials needed to support field activities and communicate procurement needs to the office.
• Monitor material procurement and delivery to ensure timeliness and suitability for project needs.
• Receive, track, and expedite incoming and outgoing freight from the project site.
• Assist with project health, safety, and environmental requirements in alignment with company policies and site plans.
• Learn and assist with the development and implementation of company compliance plans, including Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP), and administer site SWPPP requirements as directed.
• Work safely at all times and maintain situational awareness to support a strong safety culture.
• Perform construction labor as part of the crew, including climbing, lifting, carrying, balancing, walking on uneven surfaces, stooping, and handling materials.
• Assist the Project Foreman in supporting the hiring of local labor in accordance with the company’s Local Hire Policy, including basic follow-up to ensure required paperwork is submitted to Human Resources.
• Maintain and organize the field office and site documentation areas.
• Assist with written correspondence and communication as needed.
• Maintain consistent and punctual attendance in accordance with project schedules.
• Coordinate travel (such as air reservations and charters) as needed to support project logistics and complex air travel to rural Alaska locations.
• Report incidents or situations that may impact safety, ethics, or profitability to the Risk Manager.
• Apply a versatile construction skill set to assist other trades and disciplines as project needs require.
• Serve informally as a team lead in the field when directed.
• Work in a constant state of alertness and in a safe manner.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

This position does not have supervisory responsibilities.

• Broad understanding of construction materials, methods, terminology, and practices used in field operations.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Project, Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint, and ability to use project scheduling and tracking software.
• Ability to use digital devices (tablets, cameras, laptops) for documentation, photos, video logs, and reporting.
• Ability to complete field logs, test records, daily reports, and other QA/QC documentation accurately and on time.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills for interacting with…