Field Engineer 2026 (Chesapeake, VA)

Responsibilities

• Supports a crew(s), project or plant team(s) in the planning, scheduling, execution, and controlling of site and heavy civil construction projects.
• Maintains cost factor goals, bid day margins, and contributes to an incident and injury free home and work-life.
• Works in accordance with company policies, procedures, and programs.
• Communicates, models, and continuously reinforces company culture and leadership practices with other team members, including Values, Safety, Ethics Policy, and the Collaborative Way.
• Develops work plans and work schedules for production.
• Performs laborer tasks as part of a crew which may include; pipe, excavation, site cleanup, painting and maintenance, and other crew work.
• Interprets contract plans and specifications.
• Ensures that work performed meets the specified requirements and production.
• Documents projects through diary entries, photographs, video, inspections, requests for information, reports, and in maintaining various CMiC logs and journals.
• Develops, reviews, and processes necessary submissions and tracks their status through to final approval.
• May assist in negotiation, pricing, and purchasing of parts, materials, and labor.
• Aids in managing and tracking fabrication, and in the delivery of required materials.
• Ensures correct cost code charging and invoicing.
• Tracks quantities of worked performed by the company and by subcontractor(s).
• Provides input into quantities of work to be billed.
• Supports the compliance and incorporation of safety initiatives, values, and the Home Safe Tonight program.
• May participate on Safe Production Teams.
• May assist with Daily Written Work Plans and Work Hazard assessments as applicable.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, related major, or equivalent
• 0-2 years of engineering or construction experience
• Microsoft Office proficient
• Valid driver’s license required