Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing (MEP)Project Engineers at Rudolph and Sletten 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