Project Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

edison smartSouth Hill (VA)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

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About the role

We’re seeking a Project Engineer II to join a growing project team delivering complex mission-critical construction projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer or construction professional looking to develop their career toward project management.
Key Responsibilities: Support Project Managers with day-to-day project coordination and field activities. Coordinate engineering, design, trades, subcontractors, equipment and materials. Assist with procurement, submittals, RFIs and document control. Support project budget analysis, cost tracking and change management. Assist with developing and maintaining project schedules. Work closely with field teams to track labor, progress and project requirements. Review mechanical/plumbing drawings and support design coordination.
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Management or related field.3+ years of relevant construction/project engineering experience. Working knowledge of HVAC systems and mechanical construction. Ability to read and interpret mechanical and plumbing drawings. Strong communication, organization and documentation skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and general project management/ERP systems. This is a great opportunity for a Project Engineer ready to take the next step toward a Project Manager career within the mission-critical construction sector.

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