Construction/Semiconductor Project Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Support the Superintendent with day-to-day coordination of subcontractor crews, vendors, trades, tool-install teams, and internal project personnel.
• Perform routine site walks to monitor field progress, verify work activity, identify constraints, collect photos, and document project updates.
• Coverage of daily construction activities across active work areas to support safe, efficient, and properly sequenced execution.
• Aid in coordination between construction teams, engineering teams, subcontractors, vendors, material-planning teams, and client representatives.
• Monitor work areas for field conflicts, access issues, installation constraints, material-readiness concerns, and potential impacts to project milestones.
• Support construction sequencing, trade coordination, work-area turnover, and readiness planning for upcoming activities.
• Help coordinate tool move-in and move-out activities, utility tie-in readiness, laydown areas, dock usage, material movement, and equipment-access requirements.
• Identify and escalate delays, conflicts, material shortages, safety risks, quality concerns, and subcontractor-performance issues to the Superintendent.
• Assist with daily, weekly, and short-term look-ahead planning to support construction milestones and field execution.
• Track field progress against project schedules, work plans, contractor commitments, and assigned action items.
• Coverage of coordination with project teams to validate work sequencing, access requirements, material availability, and manpower readiness.
• Support schedule updates by collecting subcontractor progress information, field observations, photos, and completion-status updates.
• Identify schedule risks, delayed activities, incomplete work, and potential constraints that may impact critical milestones.
• Aid in recovery planning, resequencing discussions, and coordination efforts when field conditions affect the project schedule.
• Participation in project coordination meetings, schedule-review meetings, contractor meetings, and progress-update discussions.

EHS, QA/QC & Cleanroom Compliance

• Coordination with EHS and QA/QC teams regarding field observations, safety issues, quality concerns, corrective actions, and project-compliance requirements.
• Support compliance with site safety rules, PPE requirements, environmental expectations, cleanroom protocols, contamination-control procedures, and client standards.
• Aid in tracking safety observations, quality findings, punch items, deficiencies, and corrective-action follow-up.
• Help ensure subcontractors understand applicable work-area requirements, access restrictions, cleanliness expectations, and project-specific procedures.
• Support field verification of completed work, installation quality, work-area readiness, and adherence to approved drawings and specifications.
• Escalate unsafe conditions, quality concerns, contamination-control issues, or noncompliance concerns promptly to the Superintendent and appropriate project stakeholders.

Documentation, Reporting & Project Support

• Tracking RFIs, field issues, change impacts, permits, punch-list items, daily reports, inspection items, and other site documentation as assigned.
• Maintenance of accurate project records, field logs, progress photos, meeting notes, action-item lists, and coordination documentation.
• Aid in the preparation and review of daily reports, weekly updates, construction-progress summaries, and field-status reports.
• Assistance with reviewing construction drawings, specifications, schedules, submittals, as-builts, RFIs, and other project documents to support field coordination.
• Documenting unresolved field conditions, coordination needs, project changes, and required follow-up actions.
• Aid in document-control processes to ensure current drawings, revisions, permits, field instructions, and project records are available to relevant teams.
• Aid in project closeout, punch-list tracking, as-built documentation, turnover activities, and final field-record organization as needed.

Stakeholder Communication & Continuous Improvement

• Communication with subcontractors, vendors, engineers, EHS personnel, QA/QC teams, material-planners, project managers, and project leadership.
• Timely updates to the Superintendent regarding site progress, risks, open issues, and required decisions.
• Building productive working relationships across multiple trades, disciplines, and project stakeholders.
• Aid in continuous-improvement efforts related to field coordination, documentation accuracy, construction sequencing, safety, quality, and project execution.
• Maintain a proactive, accountable, and solution-oriented approach in a fast-paced semiconductor construction environment.