Project Engineer - Washington - Hamilton Construction Com

Hamilton Construction, in business since 1939, is a heavy civil contractor specializing in bridge, highway interchange and rail bridge construction. Hamilton is a hands-on contractor recognized for a highly skilled workforce that shares a commitment to excellence. Hamilton is a privately held company, providing excellent career advancement, benefits, and work environment. Responsibilities + Material quantity takeoffs for ordering, purchasing, and estimating + Scheduling of various crew activities and subcontractors + Records management, including costs, progress, materials, and equipment + Various safety enforcement and implementation tasks + Project reports related to traffic control, erosion control, pollution control, etc. + Problem investigation and solving by using various engineering practices + Produce field drawings & calculated elevations, stations, and offsets from contract plans + Basic surveying activities to establish line and elevations in the field + Begin, follow, and complete shop drawing and submittal process to the owner/agencies + Work with Project Manager and Superintendent, and help support the field foremen Requirements: + Undergraduate degree in engineering, construction management or similar discipline + 4 years related experience in heavy civil construction including bridges, highway, transit and rail a plus + Strong understanding of field operations and an aptitude for building complex projects + Commitment to getting things done; effectively and efficiently + Proficiency in Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, P6 and Viewpoint a plus + Ability to access all points of a construction site in wide-ranging climates and environments + Valid driver's license Benefits: + Starting salary: $1450/week + Vehicle Reimbursement Program + Cell Phone + Medical Insurance + Dental Insurance + 401K Please look at our website for more information about our company: www.hamil.com Thank you for reviewing our opportunity. We are an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.