About the Role
The Lead AIC Engineer is responsible for overseeing the discipline at a project level and managing the project discipline budget on simple to complex projects of all sizes. The Lead AIC Engineer has a thorough understanding of the development and field implementation of documents through all project phases. The Lead AIC Engineer possesses the ability to coordinate with internal and external parties, manage multiple complex tasks, establish priorities and direct the work of others. The Lead AIC Engineer may work independently or at the direction of the Project Manager.
Core Activities
- Interfaces with clients and external partners.
- Plans and directs work and manages a project budget from a discipline design perspective on large complex projects.
- Supports Project Manager in proposal development, man-hour planning and project scheduling for the discipline scope of work on large/complex projects.
- Possesses advanced experience conducting and leading field surveys of existing conditions and support of field reporting.
- Identifies and resolves intermediate non-compliant existing conditions during site walks and construction field surveys.
- Develops intermediate internal discipline design and engineering training presentations.
- Develops construction drawing packages and writes construction specifications on advanced and complex projects with little oversight.
- Provides lead and advanced support of construction activities such as RFI responses, submittal reviews, punch list development, site inspections and construction progress reports.
- Conducts quality checking of documents for advanced and complex projects (e.g., technical verification of design calculations and documentation) and drives overall project quality.
- Provides mentorship to discipline Engineer I, II and III and/or Designer I and II.
- Leads a team of discipline staff in the execution of advanced projects, discipline design and engineering.