Essential functions of this position include preparing and maintaining all project documentation and correspondence using ConnDOT approved filing systems and preparing project status reports as needed, as well as reviewing requirements, plans and specifications, and the hierarchy of contract documents. The Office Engineer is also responsible for also receiving technical submittals, RFIs, memos, letters, construction orders, estimates, and drawings, and preparing contractor pay estimates, which involves tracking quantities, reconciling daily inspection reports, and related documentation. Essential functions also include reviewing and monitoring contract compliance items, including, but not limited to subcontract approval, wage checks, insurance, labor reports, etc. to ensure that contractors are compliant with required policies and procedures, performing site inspections as needed to obtain field measurements and to review records, attended required meetings and preparing the associated meeting minutes, as well as all other related duties as assigned.

While performing the essential functions of this position, it is frequently necessary to:

Employees may also be required to undergo substance abuse testing in accordance with project requirements, US DOT Regulations, and/or Company policy. The employee may occasionally be required to operate a computer, as well as other related office machinery, such as calculators, printers, and copy machines.

The physical demands described above are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

In addition to providing competitive salaries, Tectonic offers a wide range of benefit options, including:

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