Project Engineer

The desired candidate should be an engineering gradaute with 10 to 15 years of experience as Project Engineer (MEP).

Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing (MEP)Project Engineers must have good communications skills, be flexible and technically inclined, and have a desire to support the project team with their expertise in the MEP trades. A degree in mechanical engineering or electrical engineering, or equivalent work experience with a mechanical contractor, is required for this position.

The MEP Project Engineer's primary responsibilities are to:
Monitor mechanical and electrical subcontractor performance, Advise project manager and superintendent of potential problems and their effect on the project, Propose solutions to problems and initiate procedure for resolution,
Inspect materials, procedures and installation for conformance to contract documents, Assist in scheduling mechanical and electrical work, Assist in problem solving and trouble shooting in conjunction with project management, Supervise start-up of mechanical, electrical and life safety systems

Review system function and operation with subcontractors Develop, implement and supervise testing procedures Monitor HVAC balancing method
Conduct system tests for demonstration to Architect, Owner, and Fire Department Officials
Verify punchlist corrections Assist in obtaining occupancy permits, Assist in coordinating response to warranty work, including 11month warranty walkthrough, Assist in preparation of Instructions to Bidders for mechanical and electrical work, Assist in analysis of mechanical and electrical subcontractor bids
Review submittals in conjunction with project management, Expedite equipment and material delivery.