| Location | Denver, CO |
| Salary | $75,000–$90,000 Per Year |
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Job Title: BIM Engineer / Field Engineer Department: Design & Field Operations Division: Self-Perform BIM Department / Concrete
Job Summary:
Supports and coordinates preplanning, layout, and clash detection drawings for the field operations team, and supports the project team and quality control process for Self-Perform Concrete and General Contracting BIM Clash Detection & General Coordination. Responsibilities span BIM Services (quantity takeoff, planning and layout preparation, constructability review, quality assurance development, scope coordination) and Quality Assurance & Quality Control Engineering Services (project set-up and hand-off, QA/QC plan development, formwork design planning and layout, lift drawing development and coordination). Performs routine field inspections during construction to support the field concrete team's execution of the QA/QC program, and supports the project superintendent with materials management, deliveries, logistics, general project organization, safety, documentation, punchlist, inventory, demobilization, and closeout.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Education/Experience:
Four-year college degree in engineering/design, construction management, building construction, or similar preferred. This is an entry-level position within a structured training program, with the expectation of gaining experience and skills as outlined above.
Skills Required:
Understanding of general construction practices, document reading, means and methods, and current building codes. Knowledge of concrete systems, formwork, and shoring. Familiarity with Microsoft Office, Procore/Autodesk, Navisworks, BIM360, Bluebeam, AutoCAD, Trimble, and Tekla. Strong communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
Training:
On-the-job training; OSHA 10 required (OSHA 30 a plus); First Aid/CPR; Site-Specific Safety Orientation; Field Layout and Basic Surveying.
Compensation:
Benefits: