Piping Field Engineer

The Piping Field Engineer supports field execution for assigned piping work on a large semiconductor construction project. This role helps plan work, coordinate materials, track progress, support inspections, and resolve technical questions in the field. The position works closely with engineering, construction supervision, craft professionals, subcontractors, and project teams to help ensure piping work is performed safely, correctly, and in accordance with project drawings, specifications, codes, and quality requirements. #LI-CL1

- Support safe work planning and help ensure piping activities follow project safety and quality requirements. - Prepare and coordinate construction drawings, sketches, schedules, work packages, and other field engineering documents for assigned piping scope. - Assist with planning construction methods, installation sequence, workforce needs, materials, and equipment requirements. - Prepare field change documents, requests for information, daily progress updates, and other project records as needed. - Support material management by preparing quantity takeoffs, initiating field purchase requests, inspecting received materials, and coordinating material availability. - Verify installed quantities, document field progress, and provide input for schedule and cost reporting. - Review vendor and subcontractor documents, coordinate responses, and help resolve field questions or technical issues. - Monitor piping installation to confirm work meets drawings, specifications, vendor requirements, and contract requirements. - Prepare and support inspections, test plans, inspection reports, non-conformance reports, and corrective action documentation. - Support turnover activities, including walkdowns, punch list documentation, turnover packages, and closeout records.

- Typically requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) with 1-2 years of experience [OR] 5-6 years of relevant work experience in lieu of a degree.

- Developing field engineering experience with the ability to apply project procedures and sound judgment to resolve routine to moderately complex field issues. - Working knowledge of piping installation, testing, inspection, field documentation, and turnover activities on an active construction site. - Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, vendor documents, contract requirements, codes, and industry standards. - Ability to support work planning, quantity tracking, material coordination, subcontract coordination, and progress reporting. - Familiarity with safety, quality, inspection, non-conformance, and corrective action processes. - Strong communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively with engineering, construction, craft, subcontractor, and project teams.