Field Engineer

Key Roles & Responsibilities

• Conduct precise field surveys of utilities and structures using GPS, total station, and data collection tools
• Draft and update detailed as-built drawings (plan and profile views), verifying conformance with current drawings; escalate discrepancies promptly
• Perform routine inspections to ensure materials, installation, and workmanship meet project and quality standards; document deficiencies and support corrective actions
• Track daily construction activities (trenching, conduit/pipe installation, backfilling, proofing) and compare progress against goals
• Provide daily production reports, identify deviations, and assist in schedule adjustments for efficiency
• Cook up daily with field teams and supervision to verify conditions and resolve issues
• Conduct quality and safety inspections, document findings, and notify teams of deficiencies
• Identify potential field issues early and work with project team to resolve them quickly
• Maintain current field documentation, redlines, and updates; distribute promptly
• Prepare end-of-day reports summarizing progress, issues, and schedule status
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management/Surveying/related field or equivalent field experience
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and other relevant CAD/drafting tools
• Experience with survey equipment including GPS, total station, and data collectors
• Excellent communication and coordination skills; ability to collaborate with field teams, project teams, and clients
• Strong analytical, documentation, and reporting skills with high attention to detail
• Ability to work outdoors and on active construction sites under various conditions
• Highly organized, capable of multitasking and adaptable to changing priorities and assignments
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel as needed to multiple job sites
• 2+ years of experience in utility construction, field engineering, or surveying with experience on design-build and mission-critical infrastructure projects being a significant plus
• Understanding of utility construction methods, trenching operations, duct bank installation, encasement, and verification techniques
• Familiarity with third-party QA/QC processes, inspection procedures, and client review tasks

Benefits

Competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a dynamic work environment that values excellence, teamwork, and professional growth.