Field Engineer: Infra Delivery & Field Ops Lead

Ferrovial; Florida; Sur place; USD 65 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Company vehicle

Fuel card

Toll tags

401k match

Education reimbursement

Professional growth

Learning programs

Résumé du poste

Webber, a Ferrovial Construction company, seeks a Field Engineer to drive project success by supporting the Project Engineer and site team. The role emphasizes field-based learning, data-driven planning, and collaborative problem solving in a busy infrastructure environment.

The Field Engineer will spend 75–90% of time in the field, liaising between site and office, and helping track production, plan operations, and manage project data for timely decisions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering.
• Minimum one year of experience with scheduling and/or planning software.
• Experience with SAP, Primavera, Microsoft Projects or similar software.
• Fluent with the ESRI suite of software, specifically Arc GIS pro, Survey 123 and Workforce preferred.

Responsabilités

• Identify and assist in maintaining contract assets, incorporating data from the planning department and project participants into the overall plan or schedule.
• Interact with project participants to gather scope, logistics, and constraints, and present and analyze schedule reports to meet Webber Infrastructure Management standards.
• Meet and develop periodic reporting formats and assist in managing a Scope Change Management system.
• Communicate with vendors, track orders and sub-contractor work, and ensure safety and efficiency in all tasks. Other duties may be assigned as needed

Connaissances

Scheduling software

Project planning

Field engineering

Formation

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering

Outils

SAP

Primavera

Microsoft Projects

ArcGIS Pro

Survey 123

Workforce

Description du poste

Webber, a Ferrovial Construction company, seeks a Field Engineer to drive project success by supporting the Project Engineer and site team. The role emphasizes field-based learning, data-driven planning, and collaborative problem solving in a busy infrastructure environment.

The Field Engineer will spend 75–90% of time in the field, liaising between site and office, and helping track production, plan operations, and manage project data for timely decisions.