Construction Project Engineer: Scheduling & Documentation

347 Group, Inc.; Pomona (CA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

347 Group, Inc. is seeking a Project Engineer to provide technical leadership to the Project Manager and field teams on utility projects. The role emphasizes scheduling, document control, and contract administration on diverse projects in California.

The candidate should have strong communication skills, a willingness to coordinate with superintendents and foremen, and a track record of handling change orders and lien-related documentation. California licensing is advantageous.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• Bachelor’s in engineering or construction management preferred but not required.
• Primavera scheduling software experience preferred.
• Accubid or similar estimating software experience preferred.
• Spectrum program experience preferred.
• Valid California Class C driver’s license required/able to obtain.
• Minimum of 4 years’ experience in a similar construction environment.

Responsibilities

• Makes decisions for small and large utility projects.
• Maintains schedule, change orders, and purchases; manages subcontractor documentation.
• Uploads all contract information, including change orders and adjustments.
• Monitors contract compliance for each job.
• Requires excellent communication skills and ability to resolve difficult issues or start-ups.
• Promotes safety among peers, subordinates and supervisors.
• Performs additional duties to support company and management team.

Education

High school diploma or GED

Bachelor’s in engineering or construction management

Valid California driver’s license (Class C)

Tools

Primavera scheduling software

Accubid or similar estimating software

Spectrum program

Job description

347 Group, Inc. is seeking a Project Engineer to provide technical leadership to the Project Manager and field teams on utility projects. The role emphasizes scheduling, document control, and contract administration on diverse projects in California.

The candidate should have strong communication skills, a willingness to coordinate with superintendents and foremen, and a track record of handling change orders and lien-related documentation. California licensing is advantageous.