Project Engineer
Project Engineer, Civil Construction job in New York, Salary $80-$100k, NYCDEP & NYCDDC works, Sewer & Utility
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A leading New York heavy civil construction contractor has a fantastic job opportunity for an experienced Project Engineer to join their dynamic projects team. With an excellent reputation across New York within utilities and underground civil works, this leading contractor has a continuous run of projects all year round. Projects will be across the greater NYC area - Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn.Your new roleYou’re a Project Engineer with a minimum 2+ years’ experience within heavy civil utilities and underground projects, having a specific emphasis on sewers, drainage and excavation works.You’re familiar with budgeting and cost codes, scheduling, ordering materials, submittals process, RFI’s and change orders, dealing with public agencies such as the NYCDEP and NYCDDC.You possess excellent communication skills, and the confidence of running utilities & underground projects averaging between $5m-$10m in value.What you'll need to succeedA minimum 2+ years’ experience within heavy civil utilities and underground projects such as sewer, drainage and excavation works.Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management and/or an equivalent qualificationProject experience within NYCDDC and NYCDEP worksWhat you'll get in returnExcellent starting base salary, vacation and benefits, as well as a supported career path to become a Project Manager.What you need to do nowIf you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your resume, or call us now.If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position within civil construction, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.Alternatively, if you know anyone who may be a good match to this opportunity, please feel free to forward this job to them.
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