Field Engineer- Spring 2027 Grads

Role Overview

Responsibilities

• Lead inspections and orientations, identify hazards and corrections, and model health and safety practices.
• Coordinate workforce planning with the superintendent.
• Maintain project document control and procedures.
• Support project engineers or superintendents with trade contractor RFIs, shop drawings, changes, and billings.
• Help supervise self-perform work scopes through crew sizing, labor tracking, and quantity tracking for labor cost reports.
• Mentor field engineers and students or interns.
• Identify on-site and work-scope issues.
• Coordinate third-party inspections and site reviews.
• Help develop, implement, and supervise quality plans and Inspection and Test Plans.
• Maintain positive relationships with project partners.

Qualifications

• An associate's or bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, architecture, or a related field is preferred; equivalent experience may be considered.
• 0 to 8-12 months of field engineer or coordinator experience is preferred; internships may count.
• Know construction specifications, methods, and procedures, including formwork, self-perform work, subcontracted scopes, temporary work, equipment, and scheduling.
• Apply construction principles to solve problems.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors and subcontractors and write reports.
• Work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Write clear technical communications for trade contractors, designers, and inspectors.
• Develop and maintain effective partner relationships.
• Be proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and construction-related software.

Estimated Salary

• Estimated salary range is $83,000 to $88,000 per year, based on experience and qualifications.
• Final compensation will be confirmed in a personalized offer.

Benefits and Development

• Offerings include competitive wages, a comprehensive benefits program, mental health and wellness support, and training through PCL's College of Construction.
• The company describes career growth pathways and opportunities across roles, sectors, and regions.

Project Locations

• Field work supports construction projects in Glendale, San Diego, and Santa Barbara, California.