OBJECTIVE:  

The Junior Engineer – MEP is responsible for creation and management of all electrical and mechanical engineered design documents and assisting the project management team during construction. General duties include MEP engineering, project management, engineering design, design coordination, and collaborating with the construction team. 

 The Junior Engineer reports to the Director of Architecture and Engineering Design. 

SAFETY: 

1. Promote job site safety, encourages safe work practices

ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT: 

1. Assist in the engineering design process for multiple projects simultaneously. Projects may be at various stages of design and/or construction. 
2.  Assist the Engineer in maintaining the engineer design schedule once established. 
3. Communicate effectively with any subcontractors assisting in design and/or responsible for completing various phases of a project. 
4. Assist with engineering related correspondence required with the Owner during the design phase of project. Coordinate with the Project Architect, Project Executive and/or Project Manager as required. 
5. Assist the Lead Engineer in verifying and maintaining the latest current Engineering drawings on Procore and distribute to project team. Coordinate with Project Architect and construction project management team as required.
6. Ensure all project engineered design documents are coordinated and complete. 
7. Coordinate with the estimator as required to ensure design complies with budget assumptions.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

The below points are to be executed in assistance with the Project Engineer: 

• Working knowledge of MEP codes and practices. To assist the lead engineer in the performance and analyzation of mechanical, engineering, and plumbing aspects for multiple projects
• Use of engineering formulas and skills to ensure safety and technical accuracy in the design of projects.
• Review design projects for code compliance.
• Perform on-site investigations and surveys prior to design.
• Provides technical support to the architect during the design process and contractors throughout construction