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Project Engineer - Plummer Idaho
Company: Coeur d'Alene Tribe Location: Plummer, Idaho
Posted On: 04/20/2024
This is a professional public works construction management position with primary work assignments -focused on managing construction project design, bidding, contract compliance, quality assurance, and -compliance with project standards and specifications. The project engineer must implement design -standards, research project requirements, perform GIS mapping, understand, follow, and implement -departmental procedures for administering bid processes and contracting with the Tribe. Incumbents -are expected to manage specific project components for the design, development, construction and -review of tribal construction projects to ensure excellent results. The work is performed under the -supervision of the Public Works Director. The incumbent also performs other duties of the department -as required or as assigned by the Director. The project engineer will also help supervise consultants, -administer contracts, manage projects, contractors, and part-time staff. - Develops preliminary designs and assembles specifications for identified public works -construction projects.
- Works with design consulting firms to ensure contracted design work meets the Tribe's -construction standards and specifications.
- Develops a variety of engineering calculations for streets, utility systems, and construction -projects.
- Prepares and/or reviews engineering documents, legal documents, maps, contracts and -correspondence for public works department construction projects.
- Plans, organizes and implements public works construction projects utilizing engineering -drawings and field data and profiles. Creates preliminary and final designs with plans and cross -sections, estimates of materials, final contract engineering drawings, proposals and contracts, -solicits bids, evaluates bidder qualifications and makes contract award recommendations. -Conducts pre-construction meetings, creates and/or approves traffic control plans, coordinates -inspection schedules, materials testing, record keeping, submittals, requests for information, -contractor claims, manages design changes and change orders in concert with supervisor, -calculates and prepares monthly progress payment reports, reviews contractor pay requests, -creates as-built drawings, and project close-out reports.
- Serves as a liaison to consultants and the public and performs quality control/quality assurance -activities on project designs to ensure that projects are designed according to the Tribe's design -standards, material specifications, and needs; maintains accurate records of work completedand materials used and notifies consultants and supervisor of authorized project modifications -or non-compliance.
- Inspects and tests materials used by consultants and contractors on projects.
- May conduct traffic counts and traffic control studies and related field work.
- Participates in all phases of field work as required or as directed.
- Coordinates the implementation of public works construction projects and inspects projects -during construction to ensure compliance with project design standards, approved plans, -specifications and permit requirements. -
- Manages all aspects of construction project accounting, prevailing wage compliance, and -funding source reporting requirements.
- Records and maintains accurate field notes, performs engineering calculations, field studies, -observes and enforces safety procedures.
- Maintains and updates accurate public works department maps and engineering files.
- Operates small excavator, skid steer, pickups, 1-ton trucks and trailers.
- Uses computer-aided drafting and ArcGIS mapping software and a variety of personal computer -programs such as word processing, spreadsheets, database and other miscellaneous -engineering and general purpose programs.
- Attends work on a regular and dependable basis.
- Interacts in a professional, tactful, and respectful manner with Tribal staff, contractors, elected -officials, and the public.
Knowledge of: - The terminology, methods, and practices of engineering, drafting, preliminary and final design, -and surveying, and skills in their application to Tribal public works projects;
- Public works construction materials, methods, procedures, and practices;
- The materials, methods, and practices used in public works construction inspection and -materials testing, and their application to Tribal public works construction projects.
- Consultant and contractor procurement processes.
- Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and requirements for administering federally-funded -projects through the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Federal Transit Administration, and Indian -Health Services.
- Competitive bid process and contractor procurement.
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