Field Engineer - Fallston

As a Field Engineer at Allan Myers, you will support construction projects by planning, scheduling, and executing activities efficiently. Your responsibilities will include maintaining cost factors, ensuring safety, communicating company culture, developing work plans, performing field tasks, and documenting projects effectively.

To apply for the Field Engineer position at Allan Myers, you should have a B.S. in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience. Ideal candidates typically possess 0-2 years of engineering or construction experience and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

The salary range for the Field Engineer position at Allan Myers is between $70,000 and $80,000, depending on your experience level. In addition to a competitive salary, Allan Myers offers industry-leading benefits and opportunities for performance bonuses.

Allan Myers is committed to the professional growth of its employees. As a Field Engineer, you will benefit from extensive training programs and a strong emphasis on internal promotions, helping you build a successful career in the construction industry.

At Allan Myers, career advancement opportunities are plentiful for Field Engineers. The company prioritizes internal promotions and provides a path for professional growth, allowing you to climb the ladder in your construction career.

When managing multiple construction projects as a Field Engineer, it’s essential to evaluate each project's urgency and impact. I prioritize tasks by assessing deadlines, resource availability, and safety considerations, ensuring that critical projects receive the attention they need.

In my previous roles, I maintained detailed project documentation by keeping comprehensive logs, journals, and reports. This included tracking progress, recording safety checks, and ensuring compliance with project specifications, which helped enhance project communication and accountability.

I prioritize safety on the job site by rigorously following safety protocols, actively participating in safety meetings, and ensuring that all team members are aware of their responsibilities. Additionally, I make sure to conduct regular safety audits to identify and mitigate potential hazards.

For effective communication of project goals, I utilize regular team meetings, project updates, and visual aids like schedules and plans. I encourage open dialogue to ensure every team member understands their roles and can contribute valuable feedback.

When conflicts arise on-site during a project, I believe in addressing issues promptly and with an open mindset. I assess the situation, gather input from involved parties, and work collaboratively to find a solution that aligns with project goals and team dynamics.

I am well-versed in various construction software, including Microsoft Project for scheduling, AutoCAD for design reviews, and project management tools like Procore. Familiarity with these tools allows me to streamline processes and enhance project efficiency.

One successful project I worked on was a community center renovation where I managed scheduling, material procurement, and on-site safety measures. My contributions ensured the project was completed ahead of schedule while adhering to all safety and quality standards.

To track progress and ensure requirements are met, I utilize checklists, conduct regular site inspections, and maintain clear communication with team members. This proactive approach helps to quickly identify any discrepancies and implement corrective actions.

The most important quality for a Field Engineer is effective communication. This skill is crucial for coordinating with teams, managing expectations, and ensuring everyone is aligned with project objectives and safety protocols.

I want to work as a Field Engineer at Allan Myers because of the company's commitment to safety and professional development. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to impactful construction projects while growing my career in a collaborative environment.