| Project Engineers at Rudolph and Sletten, Inc. must have initiative, imagination, flexibility and the perseverance to perform their duties. The work is fast-paced and dynamic, with job site activities changing daily, and requires that the Project Engineer be a problem solver. As an integral part of the construction team the Project Engineer obtains hands-on experience from the beginning of his or her career with Rudolph and Sletten. Primary training for the position of Project Engineer involves a combination of on-the-job training and required workshops.
The Project Engineer's primary responsibilities are to:
- Act as a liaison between the owner, architect, engineer and subcontractors
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Process administrative work, including change orders, submittals, shop drawings and progress billings
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Interpret drawings, specifications and resolve field issues
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Manage material and equipment procurement
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Estimate work in place
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Develop subcontracts
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Procure permits
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Manage the project quality plan
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