Project Engineer

Description

The Raymond Group has been building the future for more than 89 years.  We started as one of Southern California’s original lath and plaster companies and have become one of the wall and ceiling industry's leading full service, design-assist, specialty finish and theming contractors.  We helped build some of the first planned residential communities in the country. We were part of the teams that built some of the most iconic buildings from Hawaii to Connecticut and as far away as Hong Kong. And we continue to be part of the teams that are working on premier projects, building on that legacy of excellence. 

Our passion is as strong today as it was nearly a century ago about building unique and exciting projects and, most importantly, our people. We have cultivated a collaborative, family-oriented work environment where every employee can thrive and achieve work-life balance. Our core values – respect, integrity, trust, and teamwork – aren’t just words; they are the foundation of our culture. 

Launch your future with Raymond. Be a vital part of an award-winning organization that is committed to building communities, not just buildings. Here your contributions matter, your growth is valued, and you join an elite team of professionals with a nearly century-old legacy of excellence.   

If you’re ready to build your future with an extraordinary company, we invite you to be part of our next chapter.

JOB OVERVIEW

We are seeking a Project Engineer to join our work community in Northern California. This full time, exempt position engages in activities to improve the overall production, planning, and quality control on assigned projects.

Responsibilities:

• Assists in coordinating project activities to ensure cost, schedule, safety, and quality standards are met. 
• Aids in obtaining pricing for the development of cost estimates and contributes to assembly and maintenance of construction project schedules. 
• Formulates, analyzes, and processes Requests for Information (RFI) documents and prepares shop drawing submittals. 
• Expedites the procurement and selection of vendors/sub-subcontractors by formulating bid packages, deciding on qualified bidders, securing bids, and conducting an analysis of spread comparisons. 
• Assesses price points for material supply and equipment needs ensuring that budget constraints are met. Analyzes the results of cost quotes and selects the supplier. Coordinates the material requirements by preparing quantity takeoffs, stocking reports, and managing jobsite deliveries. 
• In collaboration with other project management oversight team members, establishes a baseline schedule and implements budget controls. Assists with budget management. 
• Tracks any design change and prepares the hours and materials costs to be assembled into the change order. Assembles time and material tickets.
• Supervises the technical execution of the applicable quality control systems, primarily the exterior enclosures.
• Manages the performance of sub-subcontractors and analyzes submittals from subcontractors to assure project specifications are met.
• Acts as the liaison between the project site, office management, and general contractors. 

Requirements

Required Education and Experience:

• High school diploma or its equivalent.
• General knowledge of construction principles/practices and techniques.
• At least two years of field experience in the wall and ceiling industry or graduation from an accredited university with a bachelor’s degree in construction management or related field. 
• Strong proficiency in MS Word and Excel. 

Preferred Education and Experience:

• Experience in understanding and interpreting architectural and engineering plans, drawings, specifications, scopes of work, and project documentation.
• Understanding of all project management control systems (e.g., scheduling, cost control, procurement, etc.). 
• General knowledge of construction methods and building codes.
• Proficiency with Spectrum, Quick Bid, BuzzBID, Bluebeam, PlanGrid, and/or On-Screen Takeoff (OST).

EEO/Vet/Disabled.