Construction Engineer I - Kona/Hilo

Principal Duties

• Has a beginning understanding about the contract, bid assumptions (how the contract was bid), plans, specifications, DBE's, subcontracts and purchase orders.
• Participates in planning and scheduling process and assists with establishing project schedule.
• Covers and participates in team meetings, at which schedule key agenda times.
• Utilizes and interprets the schedule to assist in determining extensions or acceleration due to impacts of weather, change orders, delays etc.
• Is responsible for all required contractual documentation which includes; incoming/outgoing correspondence, daily reports, weekly progress, drawings, submittals, subcontracts, purchase orders, payment requests and invoices.
• Is responsible for the surveying function of the projects, pre-job, post-job, survey logs, and GPS modeling.
• Must have an understanding of the contract payment terms. Prompt and accurate preparation of application for payment, follow-up to ensure timely payment and release of retention.
• Reviews, inputs and monitors the job quantities. These quantities are needed for cost accounting systems and Applications for Payment.
• Coordinates and schedules submittal data in a timely manner. Submittal data may include show drawings, photos, material certificates, test reports.
• Advises Project Team of any potential changes to contract. And as directed, promptly notifies owner in writing of any changes per contract.
• Aids Project Team with coordinating with relevant public utility companies, in securing necessary permits in advance of work dates.
• Develops the Site Logistics Plan prior to commencement of the work.
• Able to do minor drafting and editing of plans (As-Builts, Paving Plans, Temporary Traffic Control Plans, etc.) as directed by supervisor or has demonstrated the willingness and capacity to learn.
• Accounts for project safety, assists Project Team in carrying out a thorough safety program.
• Aids the Project Team to ensure that equipment is used safely (e.g., planning critical lifts with cranes).
• Helps in maximizing utilization of Company equipment by being aware of what tools and equipment are being charged to the project.
• Ensures a safe work environment in compliance with all federal, state, local and company safety policies and procedures using appropriate tools and equipment for the task.
• Covers the coordination of the closeout process in conformance with operational procedures.

Principal Requirements

• Skills/Knowledge: Math: Math aptitude to perform daily tasks. Reading: Ability to read and comprehend contract documents, job specifications, blueprints, and other technical and/or legal information. Licenses: Valid driver's license and favorable traffic abstract. Education: Degree in engineering, preferably in structural, mechanical or civil Specialties preferred, a Master of Science Degree or equivalent combination of education/experience. Experience: 1-2 years of work experience at the Junior Construction Engineer Level, or equivalent work experience. Other: Competency with Word, Excel, Email and aptitude to learn relevant systems.

Salary

$61000.00 - $75000.00 per year