Civil/Structural/Architectural (CSA) Field Engineer

Job Description

The Civil Field Engineer is responsible to the CSA Lead Field Engineer and Project Field Engineer for

ensuring the quality of all civil and architectural construction work on the project.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Perform Constructability Reviews on the project
• Utilize project automation tools
• Design temporary construction facilities as required
• Implement project Construction Quality Control requirements including inspection and testing of in-process and completed installations
• Provides technical assistance to the Civil Superintendent and Area Superintendent and

keeps them informed on matters relating to civil, structural and architectural work.

• Communicates with Design Engineering to understand design requirements and resolve field problems.
• Performs quantity take-offs from design drawings as required and provides input into the project quantity tracking system.
• Prepare field design changes for the project
• Reviews the project schedules. Working with the Civil and Area Superintendents, develops

weekly work schedules as required.

• Inspects civil, structural and/or architectural work in progress and prepares appropriate inspection records.
• Witnesses tests and completes final test acceptance records before system turnover.
• Assists the Civil Superintendent and Area Superintendent in resolving construction issues.
• Verifies/reports installed civil, structural, and architectural quantities weekly.
• Prepares material requisitions for testing equipment, field-procured materials, and temporary

construction materials required for the project.

• Monitors the status of material deliveries by maintaining open dialogue with suppliers and fabricators.
• Assists Area Superintendent on CSA related problems to obtain vendor information, substitutions, and other design-related issues.
• Coordinates as-built information for civil and architectural installations as required by the contract, specifications, or project procedures.
• Determines the scope of any installations not shown on the design drawings, such as temporary

reinforcing bar supports.

• Monitors and expedites off-site material fabrication to coordinate the proper flow of material to the site.
• Develops punch lists and work lists of to-go work for use in completing the Civil and Architectural installations.
• Perform system/area turnovers including preparation of applicable as built documents and inspection records required by the contract

Fluor is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with nuclear quality (e.g. NQA-1) and commercial quality practice standards
• Construction Management degree or global equivalent
• Recent experience as a Civil Field Engineer on a large scale NNSA/DOE/DOD/Commercial nuclear EPC project
• Typically has twelve (12) years of field project experience
• Commensurate skills for an assignment to a project with a value between US$500 million and US$1 billion or global equivalent
• Advanced computer and software skills to include the use of word processing and email as well as the advanced use of spreadsheets and electronic presentations