Milroy Construction is looking to add a Project Engineer to our San Francisco Bay Area Team. This is a great position with a flexible schedule and work from home opportunities.
We are a general contractor located in Mountain View, California. Our current headcount is close to 50 and we are growing. We primarily manage commercial and industrial construction projects in the Bay Area. We specialize in small to midsize projects and will often take on our clients' most technical and challenging work. We pride ourselves in delivering a best-in-class project management experience, and are focused on teamwork and creating a positive work environment.
You will find us at many of the Bay Area's most prestigious locations. Our portfolio includes projects with Stanford University, Applied Materials, Google, and Apple Inc. In addition to top tier clients, we work with the Bay Area's best subcontractors and bring a great team to every project we manage.
We are looking for a Project Engineer with a construction engineering degree, architecture degree, or someone who is currently working in the industry as a field engineer or project engineer.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Project Planning: Collaborate with project managers to develop project plans, budgets, and schedules.
- Design and Engineering: Assist with the technical aspects of the project, including reviewing and interpreting design drawings, specifications, and ensuring engineering requirements are met.
- Resource Allocation: Assist in management of the allocation of resources such as labor, equipment, and materials to meet project needs.
- Quality Assurance: Oversee quality control and ensure that construction work meets design standards, industry regulations, and safety codes.
- Cost Management: Monitor project expenses, track costs, and identify opportunities to stay within the project budget.
- Documentation: Maintain accurate project documentation, including as-built drawings, change orders, and construction records.
- Subcontractor Management: Coordinate and manage subcontractors, including procurement, scheduling, and performance evaluations.
- Risk Management: Identify and address potential project risks, working to mitigate delays or cost overruns.
- Communication: Facilitate effective communication between project stakeholders, including project managers, clients, subcontractors, and team members.
- Problem Solving: Address and resolve technical issues, discrepancies, and challenges encountered during construction.
- Procurement: Manage the procurement of construction materials, equipment, and services needed for the project.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure the project adheres to local building codes, zoning regulations, and environmental requirements.
- Health and Safety: Promote and enforce safety protocols to maintain a safe work environment.
- Schedule Management: Work to meet project milestones and deadlines by managing the project schedule.
- Reporting: Provide regular updates on project progress, budget status, and other key metrics to project managers and stakeholders.
Project Engineer Qualifications:
- A two or four-year degree in an accredited engineering or construction management program.
- Field Engineer, Project Coordinator, or Assistant Project Manager Experience
- Construction industry experience or internships
- Detail oriented team player with good organizational skills
- Competency working with a wide range of technology