Project Engineer, Civil Engineering

Job Responsibilities

• Prepare Comprehensive Project Estimates:
  Analyze architectural drawings, specifications, addenda, and bid documents to develop accurate material takeoffs, labor assessments, and cost proposals for commercial glazing, veneer, and structural glass projects.
• Support Pre-Construction Planning:
  Collaborate with project managers, estimators, architects, engineers, and clients to clarify scope, validate design intent, and align project budgets, schedules, and technical requirements.
• Facilitate Effective Project Coordination:
  Serve as a central communication point among internal teams, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals to ensure project milestones, submittals, RFIs, and material approvals progress efficiently.
• Manage Procurement and Buyouts:
  Perform vendor outreach, obtain competitive pricing, evaluate supplier proposals, and execute material buyouts to ensure compliance with project specifications, cost control targets, and established construction timelines.
• Oversee Submittals and Documentation:
  Prepare, review, and track technical submittals, shop drawings, product data, and samples; ensure timely distribution and maintain organized project documentation in accordance with company standards.
• Monitor Project Progress and Field Needs:
  Assist project managers with schedule tracking, material delivery coordination, and field support to proactively address installation issues, sequencing challenges, or design clarifications.
• Ensure Compliance with Safety and Quality Standards:
  Support quality control processes, verify that installed glazing and veneer systems meet project specifications, and promote adherence to safety protocols on job sites.
• Contribute to Project Closeout:
  Help compile warranty packages, as-built documentation, and final material records; support successful project turnover to clients and building owners.

A bachelor's degree in engineering or construction management is required, plus five (5) years of experience as engineer, construction manager, building inspector, or similar; or in the alternative a master’s degree plus 6 months of experience.