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Goodfellow Bros.

Project Engineer 2

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$95,000–$125,000 a yearFull-Time
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About this job

Goodfellow Bros. (GBI) is a large heavy-civil contractor with operations throughout the West Coast & Hawaii. Our company is a fourth-generation, family-owned business, celebrating over 100 years in the industry!

We have earned a reputation for professionalism and integrity that reflects our longstanding commitment to the individuals, businesses, and resources of the communities in which we live and work. GBI has always maintained that our employees are our greatest asset, and we are now seeking to add to our team. As we expand into Boise, Idaho , we are looking for a Project Engineer 2 to help establish and grow our presence in this new market.

Position Summary

The Project Engineer (PE) reports to the Regional Management or designated Project Manager and is responsible for administrating the technical aspects of assigned projects. The PE works closely with owners, subcontractors, vendors, utility companies and local state and federal agencies to ensure work is being completed on schedule and on budget. The PE also works harmoniously with the craft and salary employees creating a team environment, and may supervise other employees.

Position Description

  • Analyze information gathered at site inspection, blue prints, specifications, proposals and other documentation. Must have a basic understanding of surveying practices and accompanying equipment
  • Coordinates/conducts…

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