Public Works Construction Project Engineer - Sacramento

Public Works Construction Project Engineer - Sacramento

• Project Engineers construct the job on paper before work in the field begins. They help review shop drawings prepared by subcontractors and review them prior to submitting to architect or engineer for approval. They are typically responsible for detailing the purchasing requisitions for defining work that needs to be contracted.

Client Details

Our client is a reputable General Contractor in Sacramento specializing in commercial construction. Their portfolio includes projects in Health care. They pride themselves in taking amazing care of their employees, built on a foundation of honesty, service, and passion that translates on and off the field. They are looking to bring on a Project Engineer long-term.

Description

Key Responsibilities of a Public Works Construction Project Engineer - Sacramento

• Writing all purchasing orders
• Processing and negotiating all change orders
• Having complete knowledge of contract documents
• Preparing monthly budget reports
• Publishing the details of Owner Architect Contractor meetings
• Obtaining building permits
• Coordinating work of all trades on paper prior to construction beginning

Profile

A Successful Public Works Construction Project Engineer - Sacramento

• 2+ years with relevant experience in construction
• Someone who is seeking growth within a company.
• Proven track record of managing construction projects from initiation to completion.
• OSHPD and public works project experience preferred.

Job Offer

On Offer for a Public Works Construction Project Engineer - Sacramento

• Base salary $85,000-$100,000 DOE
• Excellent benefits - health, medical, vision, dental
• Profit Sharing
• 401K

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