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Primoris Services

Horizontal directional drilling for pipelines

Field Engineer - Renewables

Construction ManagementUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Knowledge of accounting, including mathematics and record-keeping.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, Outlook, Visio, and Primavera.
  • Effective oral and written communication, presentation, and listening skills.
  • Motivational and supervisory skills.
  • Ability to organize and prioritize numerous tasks.
  • Willingness to relocate to assigned project sites for the duration of each construction project, which averages 6–18 months.
  • Valid driver's license and an acceptable motor vehicle driving record.

Responsibilities

  • Administer daily project-site operations under the supervision of the Trade Superintendent, Project Engineer, Project Manager, and Site Manager, maintaining project cost, safety, schedule, and quality.
  • Provide input and technical expertise for power-generating construction projects and support engineering review, procurement when necessary, construction, and startup of high- or medium-voltage electrical systems.
  • Provide installation guidance, enforce quality assurance and quality control, support scheduling and owner correspondence, and review and submit engineering as-builts and project system packages to the owner.
  • Assist Trade Superintendents in supervising craft personnel and subcontractors to support safe, productive, quality field operations and cost control.
  • Monitor daily production and costs for major work items, collect prior-day production, cost, and safety data, prepare and analyze daily cost reports, and review daily cost and production reports with supervisors for comparison and planning.
  • Coordinate and schedule subcontractors, vendors, and material suppliers; maintain working relationships with clients, subcontractors, vendors, landowners, and coworkers; represent the company professionally; and document relevant conversations to protect the company's interests.
  • Understand owner contracts, purchase contracts, and subcontract documents, including inclusions, exclusions, and schedules for invoice payment; validate, reconcile, and maintain quantities for billing and communicate discrepancies to project management.
  • Manage project equipment and material transactions and monitor inventory of equipment, small tools, and materials.
  • Maintain a safe work environment by following company policies and federal and state safety regulations; ensure subcontractor equipment, materials, and tools are safe; maintain written procedures and document new formal plans when needed; assist with on-site risk-management programs; and serve as the on-site Safety Representative when necessary.
  • Familiarize with project design documents, specifications, the Quality Plan, and the Inspection and Test Plan; follow project quality plans, work methods, and company processes; administer quality documentation; assemble job-book documentation; assist with subcontractor and vendor alignment meetings, quality inspections, benchmarking, and assessments; and carry out delegated duties to ensure compliance with project quality requirements.
  • Participate in assigned meetings, take notes for development or meeting documentation, generate monthly manager meeting documents such as project indicators and project Visio, and prepare daily Plan of the Day documents.
  • Coordinate with the Site Manager and Project Engineer to apply for and complete contract-specified local permits; identify and work with local utility companies; perform applicable One-Call activities, obtain ticket numbers, and maintain the One-Call log; and monitor borrow, waste, and other lease agreements with landowners.
  • Ensure the accuracy of Foreman and subcontractor daily reports, including work codes, labor hours, equipment hours, and production reporting.
  • Analyze and interpret field information through frequent interaction with field personnel across project scopes.
  • Conduct project kickoff and closeout activities according to company procedures, including kickoff and closeout meetings for Estimating, final inventory, and utility disconnection.
  • Assist with contractual and subcontract closeout activities, including job books and as-builts.
  • Initiate requests for information for construction questions or issues, follow the written request-for-information process, complete required fields, attach documentation, and notify the Project Engineer for review and processing.
  • Research products and materials and gather information and documentation for client submittals; initiate submittals using the written process, complete required fields, and notify the Project Engineer for review and processing.
  • Assist the Project Engineer in preparing submittals for client approval as directed.
  • Assist with field-drawing document control by auditing drawings with the Site Manager, Project Engineer, and Trade Superintendent to confirm the latest revisions are in use, identifying incorrect revisions, and promptly distributing current drawings.
  • Prepare work plans by completing takeoffs and material request forms, and coordinate assigned pre-construction checks with Trade Superintendents.
  • Monitor purchased consumables on site or in the warehouse to ensure they are approved through the submittal process.
  • Assist the Trade Superintendent in establishing and maintaining crew and equipment matrices, comparing information with established work plans, and updating Operations Analysis as needed.

About the Company

Primoris Services

Horizontal directional drilling for pipelines

SEDD provides horizontal directional drilling (HDD) services for trenchless pipeline installations across oil and gas, telecommunications, electric, water, sewer, and irrigation. It uses a drill head and guidance system to bore beneath obstacles like roads, wetlands, or rivers and install pipes without open-cut digging, handling pipe types such as PE, HDPE, PVC, and steel; it can complete crossings up to 56 inches in diameter and 10,000 feet long with large-bore rigs. The company differentiates itself by handling technically demanding, large‑bore drilling projects for major energy and utility clients and by its history of strategic acquisitions and backing from private equity, now as part of PLH Group. Its goal is to be a leading contractor for energy pipeline and utility projects by expanding its HDD fleet, capabilities, and service footprint while minimizing surface disruption and environmental impact.

Company size
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Company stage
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Total funding
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Headquarters
Casa Grande, AZ
Founded
2007

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