Overview:
The field engineer is responsible for the overall material management and field documentation for the jobsite.

This position requires 100% travel to our varies jobsite locations (Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Virginia, Etc.), working a 10/4 schedule rotation.

Bi-Con Services employees working in safety-sensitive positions are drug and alcohol tested under the federal DOT regulations.

Testing is conducted for pre-employment, on a random basis (according to the requirements of DOT), reasonable suspicion and post-accident (according to the requirements of DOT.) Under DOT regulations, marijuana, whether with a medical prescription or not, is considered an illegal substance.

Responsibilities:
Primary
Responsibilities:
Coordinate tracking of material delivery status, updating BOM upon receipt.
Ensure materials received onsite are per BOM specification.
Resolve issues with materials delivery and/or receipt expeditiously, ensuring material is onsite when needed.
Project punchlist development and tracking managed by timely, successive project walkthroughs with customers/inspectors.

Interpretation and conveyance of drawings, specifications and scope of project contract to personnel and other stakeholders with varying degrees of experience.

Develop and maintain neat, organized database of field documentation to include the following:
Redlines and weld maps
Field fab spool drawings
RFI generation and internal submittal to PM
Closeout documentation – as-builts, redlines and weld maps.
Organized database of material test reports (MTR) for all materials
Hydro test documentation and test records in coordination with Superintendent
Change orders – to include: materials, equipment and personnel hours
Secondary
Responsibilities:
Coordinate layout and site surveying
Time entry
Field P.O.
Daily work reports
Schedule updates
Qualifications:
Excellent communication skills; verbal, written and interpersonal.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
Work will involve being in a field office setting and field work.
2 years of direct experience in construction, preferably with welding fabrication and/or associated fabrication materials.
2 or 4 Year technical degree with a focus in engineering, project management, construction management or equivalent preferred.
Ability to read and interpret civil, mechanical and electrical drawings.
Experience managing a highly organized hard copy and electronic file databases.