Pre-Construction Engineer
Summary of Primary Functions
The Pre-Construction Engineer provides technical leadership and support during preconstruction activities, including estimating, design review, coordination with project teams, and technical support to ensure successful project execution.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
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Leads estimating and bid preparation efforts by developing accurate cost estimates that incorporate materials, labor, production, and logistical considerations.
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Reviews client drawings, specifications, and project requirements to assess constructability and recommend optimized technical solutions.
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Serves as the primary technical liaison for clients, architects, engineers, contractors, and internal stakeholders during the preconstruction phase.
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Collaborates with sales, engineering, project management, production, and logistics teams to support efficient project planning and coordination.
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Identifies potential technical, cost, or scheduling risks early in the preconstruction process and proposes mitigation strategies.
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Provides technical input for proposals, bids, and contract documentation.
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Supports the transition of project information from preconstruction to construction teams following contract award.
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Ensures compliance with company safety, quality, and technical standards throughout preconstruction activities.
Education
Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, architecture, construction management, or a related field preferred. PE License is required; 3-5 years of experience in the precast concrete or construction industry is required.