Wood is currently searching for a Field Project Engineer for an assignment in Ville Platte, LA. The Field Engineer will provide advanced constructability input to engineering by optimizing construction knowledge and experience to reduce construction costs; improve quality, safety and productivity; shorten construction schedules; and reduce or eliminate construction inefficiencies.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide jobsite construction technical support to the Wood Module Fabrication engineering team, as needed.
• Support project controls in cross check of quantities installed versus claimed by the Module Fabrication Contractor.
• Steward timely response by others, to ALL Module Fabrication RFIs.
• Support Module Fabrication constructability exercises as needed.
• Support delivery of module construction per schedule. Identify and report schedule slip.
• Contribute discipline experience to WOOD Module Fabrication Team.
• Prepare reports as needed and requested.
• Support Cross check of Contractor Schedule claimed progress versus actual.
• Support control of all material movements as needed.
• When scope changes are identified, inform necessary parties and complete the necessary
  change management documentation as directed.
• Support Quality Program.
• Support Preservation Program Compliance by Module Fabricator.
• Support Module Fabrication HSE Program with demonstrated participation and actions.
• Participate in audits and incident investigations as required.
• Assisting with the delivery and timely execution of the project/contract/service and ensure the
  Contractor meets his contract requirements and deliverables.

• Preferred 5 years practical construction experience..
• Have a broad knowledge of construction discipline, technical specifications and associated processes. Self-starter.
• Strong oral and written English language communicator.
• Strong in Excel, along with intermediate user level skill with other MS Office Products.
• Substantial experience of interpreting discipline documentation.
• Sound knowledge and understanding of Risk Assessments (RA), Hazard and Operability Studies
  (HAZOPS) and Hazard Identification Studies (HAZIDS)
• Good interpersonal organizational, communication and team building skills.
• Work week will mostly be a minimum of 40 hours, with 50+ hours possible as required and preapproved.