Field Engineer

About the role

Eagle Eye Electric, LLC (Eagle Eye) provides a full slate of construction, renovation, electrical services and environmental solutions to meet the needs of government and private-sector customers. We leverage this experience to our customers’ advantage. Since 2001, Eagle Eye has operated throughout Alaska and has expanded into the Lower 48. We are a full-service general contractor and construction manager operating from Anchorage, Alaska, and Las Vegas, Nevada, and we provide services throughout the United States. Our senior management has more than 45 years of experience in government construction and environmental services and Eagle Eye and our sister companies currently hold 235 contracts primarily serving the U.S. Government.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Project Execution:
  • Affiliate with the Project Manager with schedules and coordinating the sequencing of multiple levee repair and restoration sites.
  • Affiliate with the Superintendent with look-ahead schedules for coordination with subcontractors and government representatives.
  • Affiliate with the Project Manager with meeting agendas, follow-up, and documentation of meeting minutes.
  • Monitor progress and proactively identify potential schedule impacts before they become problems.
  • Review construction drawings, specifications, and contract documents with subcontractors.
  • Cook up material deliveries and equipment to support efficient project execution.
  • Cook up site vetting, invoicing, submittals, and work scheduling directly with assigned subcontractors.
  • Support successful project turnover and closeout activities.
• Procurement:
  • Affiliate with bidding efforts for upcoming work, including but not limited to:
  • Direct subcontractor bid correspondence.
  • Design Drawing Take-offs.
  • Internal Estimates.
  • Specification Reviews.
  • Affiliate with the bid captain and fellow bid team members with scoping confirmation.
  • Evaluate subcontractor bids for completeness and conformity to bid templates and requirements.
• Quality Control:
  • Ensure all work complies with project plans, specifications, UFC requirements, and contract documents.
  • Identify construction deficiencies and coordinate corrective actions.
  • Support submittal implementation, inspections, testing, punch list completion, and project closeout.
  • Affiliate in maintaining accurate daily reports, project documentation, and field records.
• Safety Leadership:
  • Promote a proactive safety culture across every project.
  • Ensure subcontractors comply with OSHA requirements and project-specific safety plans.
  • Conduct routine safety inspections and immediately address unsafe conditions.
  • Lead by example through consistent safe work practices and accountability.
• Client Relationships:
  • Serve as a trusted representative for BSNC.
  • Build positive working relationships with Quality Assurance personnel, subcontractors, and other government.
  • Communicate project progress, challenges, and solutions professionally and proactively, in line with managers appointed to the project.
• Field Leadership:
  • Coordinate with subcontractors, suppliers, and field personnel to maintain project schedule and productivity.
  • Plan work activities to maximize efficiency while minimizing disruption to occupied government facilities.
  • Conduct daily site meetings and communicate project expectations to all trades.
  • Maintain a professional and productive jobsite culture.

Qualifications

• Education Requirements: High School Diploma or GED
• Level of Experience Requirements: 8 – 10 years in similar positions
• Valid Driver’s license, U.S. Citizenship
• Having completed a 10-hour OSHA Construction Safety Course
• Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, And Other Characteristics: Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc., Proficient in Bluebeam or similar PDF editing software, Take ownership of every project as if it were their own, Anticipate problems before they impact schedule or budget, Hold subcontractors accountable while maintaining strong working relationships, Communicate openly and professionally with the project teams, Value quality craftsmanship and refuse to accept mediocre work, Thrive in fast-paced federal construction environments, Actively seeking outgrowth and leadership opportunities.
• Preferred: USACE QCM Certification, OSHA Training, Security Clearance, Working knowledge of government systems: RMS