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This also includes coordinating with and directing Engineers, Project Controls, Document Control, Designers and Drafters to accomplish their tasks. The project engineer coordinates with all disciplines to insure an integrated design meeting the project requirements.
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Utilize Kiewit’s unique project controls environment along with industry execution knowledge and fundamental practices to manage engineering progress and performance. Working knowledge and understanding of project controls terminology and project scheduling processes.
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Proficiency in construction practices, project controls, estimating, and technology. Job Title: Project Engineer III. Advanced knowledge of engineering workflow, Project Life Cycle processes, supply chain discipline, and materials acquisition processes.
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Works with Risk Owners to update and satisfy project record keeping and data archival requirements in support of PERM activities. Assists the Project Risk Specialist or Project Risk Manager in the preparation of risk analysis recommendations, reports, metrics, and presentations.
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