Lead Marine Construction Project Engineer

Manson Construction; Richmond (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

100% paid medical, dental, and vision

Paid Time Off

Retirement plan with company match

ESOP

Annual discretionary bonus

Job summary

Manson Construction Co. seeks an experienced on-site Construction Engineer to plan, coordinate, and manage engineering activities for marine projects in the Northern California region, including Richmond and Bay Area work.

Projects span bulk cargo wharves, terminals, piers, bridges, offshore structures, with 3–24 month durations. You will lead field engineers, ensure compliance with plans and permits, and drive safety and quality on complex marine construction sites.

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in a technical area (Civil/Coastal/Mechanical/Ocean/Construction Management).
• Minimum of 5 years of construction management or civil engineering experience.
• Marine, structures, heavy lifts, or concrete construction experience preferred.
• Experience with scheduling, estimating, and project management software preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead engineering activities on the project ensuring compliance with plans, specs, and permits.
• Prepare project work plans, work element plans, and JSAs.
• Prepare all pay estimates for submittal to the client.
• Conduct critical path scheduling, baseline scheduling, and 3 week look ahead scheduling.
• Responsible for cost control including tracking and reporting project costs.
• Mentor field engineers assigned to the project.
• Coordinate project activities with client and stakeholders.
• Ensure compliance with safety and ethics standards.

Skills

Scheduling

Estimating

Project management

Leadership

Education

B.S. degree in Civil/Coastal/Mechanical/Ocean Engineering or Construction Management

Job description

Manson Construction Co. seeks an experienced on-site Construction Engineer to plan, coordinate, and manage engineering activities for marine projects in the Northern California region, including Richmond and Bay Area work.

Projects span bulk cargo wharves, terminals, piers, bridges, offshore structures, with 3–24 month durations. You will lead field engineers, ensure compliance with plans and permits, and drive safety and quality on complex marine construction sites.