Project Engineer

Key Responsibilities

1. Project Management & Planning

• Develop and implement policies for planning, organizing, and controlling major construction projects.
  

• Coordinate project phases, priorities, resources, and scheduling while ensuring strict safety protocols.
  

• Define scopes of work and develop comprehensive project management plans, including capital budget estimates.
  

• Prepare solicitations such as Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and Invitations to Bid (ITB) for construction services.
  

2. Technical Oversight & Execution

• Manage the full project lifecycle to ensure compliance with technical standards, specifications, and local, state, and federal regulations.
  

• Oversee contractor activities and coordinate design -build phases for new building construction and equipment replacement.
  

• Coordinate construction engineers and specialized agency support teams, including Safety, Environmental, and Quality Engineering.
  

• Manage design and construction activities with utilities and public/private organizations.
  

3. Site Inspection & Operational Monitoring

• Conduct regular site visits for investigations, consultations, and inspections (e.g., Substantial Completion or Differing Site Conditions).
  

• Establish work plans, ensure quality control, and conduct performance evaluations for project teams.
  

• Resolve issues related to field conditions discovered during the construction phase.
  

4. Contract & Financial Management

• Monitor construction contract terms to ensure work is on schedule, within budget, and meets legal requirements.
  

• Manage project budgets, evaluate the impact of change orders, and approve progress payments.
  

• Negotiate with contractors regarding changes to design, construction work scope, and pricing/negotiation strategies.
  

5. Reporting & Close -out

• Prepare detailed construction project status reports and executive updates.
  

• Manage project close -out actions, including punch lists, commissioning, final permits, and warranty follow -ups.