Project Engineer - Orlando, United States - Ajax Building Corporation

Description

1.1

The basic function of the Project Engineer is to provide technical engineering information to the Superintendent and Project Manager to insure

construction

work

complies

with

all

engineering

standards,

codes, and specifications.
2.0


REPORTING

RELATIONSHIPS
2.1

The

Project

Engineer

reports

to

and

is

directly

accountable

to

the

Project

Manager.
3.0


REQUIREMENTS
3.1

Education
3.1.1


Required:
Bachelors

Degree

in

Civil

Engineering

or

related

field, or equivalent technical training and related experience.
3.1.2


Preferred:
Bachelors

Degree

in

Civil

Engineering.
3.2

Licensing

/

Registration

/

Certification
3.2.1

N/A
3.3

Experience
3.3.1


Required:
None
3.4

Skills

/

Knowledge

/

Abilities
3.4.2

A

working

knowledge

of

construction

equipment

and

techniques, drawing and specifications.
3.4.4

The

ability

to

perform

mathematical

calculation

either

manually

or with calculator.
3.4.5

The

ability

to

assume

responsibility

and

communicate

effectively with others.
3.5

Physical

Requirements
3.5.1

The physical requirements may be stressful even though a majority of the time is sitting. Occasional on site inspections will require walking, climbing ladders and stairs. Body movements of turning the head and torso, bending and flexing the arms, wrists, and

fingers

are

required.

The

senses

required

are

being

able

to

see and hear and having full power of speech.
3.6

Mental
3.6.1

Must

be

able

to

work

under

stressful

deadline

situations.
3.6.2

Must

be

able

to

communicate

in

English,

verbally

and

in

writing.
3.6.3

Must

be

able

to

comprehend

business

math

and

interpret

data

from various sources. Advanced computer skills are desired.
4.0


WORKING

CONDITIONS
4.1

Work will be in a climate-controlled office approximately half the time with the other half spent in the field. Workdays will typically be from 8 to 10 hours

per

day

with

some

early

morning

or

late

evening

meetings

and

deadlines.
5.0


ESSENTIAL

FUNCTIONS
5.1

Interpret

blueprints/drawings

for

installing

materials.
5.2

Research

and

resolve

blueprint/drawings

interpretation

problems

and

errors.
5.3

Prepare

field

design

change

requisitions

and

"as

built"

drawings.
5.4

Prepare

all

required

documentation

records

such

as

status

reports,

punch lists, sketches of work already done, material requirement calculations,

etc.
5.5

Present

blueprint/drawing

discrepancies

to

Project

Manager

and Superintendent for resolution.
5.6

Prepare

documents

such as

Purchase Orders,

Change

Orders,

etc.
6.0


DUTIES

AND

RESPONSIBILITIES
6.1

Supervise

and

administer field

layout

and

surveying

activities.
6.2

Review

and

issue

valid

drawings

and

other

engineering

documents

to

field

staff.
6.3

Insure all primary, secondary and layout control data comply with engineering

standards

and

are

submitted

to

drafting

for

on-site

detailing.
6.4

Issue,

edit

and

maintain

all

field

engineering

books,

records,

etc., according to project procedures.
6.5

Insure

all

concrete

inspections,

sign-offs,

etc.,

are

complete

and

comply with procedures.
6.6

Maintain

control

of

all

surveying

equipment;

Ensure

proper

care, calibration, documentation, etc., is maintained.
7.0


MEASURES

OF

PERFORMANCE
7.1

Accurately

interprets

blueprints/drawings.
7.2

Researches

and

resolves

problems

and

errors

in

blueprints/drawings.
7.3

Correctly

prepares

change

requisitions

and

"as

built"

drawings.
7.4

Prepares

required documents

in

a

professional

and timely

manner.
7.5

Presents

blueprint

discrepancies

to

Project

Manager

and

Superintendent.
7.7

Accurately

and

timely

maintains

document

control

logs.

#J-18808-Ljbffr