Construction Field Engineer

Construction Field Engineer

Company Overview :

Legacy Ventures ( responds to unique market opportunities while enhancing the built environment. The company was founded in as a real estate development firm in Downtown Atlanta. Through the years, it has cultivated competencies in hotel management, restaurant management, asset management, finance, sales, marketing, design, and construction. Today, this breadth of in-house disciplines fortifies the firm’s ability to anticipate, plan and execute successful projects.

Fluency across multiple real estate uses, commitment to quality and the ability to work with partners and local governments enable Legacy to define and develop innovative projects in hospitality and mixed-use. Projects have ranged in size from $, restaurants to $ million developments. The company is known for historic and adaptive reuse projects as well as for new construction. Today, Legacy has projects and operating businesses in Northern Georgia, Tennessee, Wisconsin and Texas.

As Legacy enters its third decade in business, it celebrates both its past and its future. The company has received significant recognition including MIT Center for Real Estate's primary award, Hilton Hotels Corporation “Multi-brand Developer of the Year” and Downtown Atlanta’s “Economic Impact Award.” Legacy embraces its entrepreneurial, community and creative underpinnings and will continue to reach for excellence in the built environment.

Summary :

The Construction Field Engineer will be responsible for assisting the General Superintendent with management of development projects from permitting to close-out. This energetic and self-motivated person will work with a diverse team of hoteliers, restaurateurs, designers, engineers, and construction personnel to manage the development process on multiple renovation / adaptive reuse and ground-up construction projects.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following :

• Work with Legacy team and outside professionals to plan projects to include scope refinement, contractor and vendor solicitation, budgeting, and scheduling
• Act as a crucial link between the project management team, General Superintendent and trade partners to ensure a successful project
• Monitor project budget and schedule
• Track regulatory permit application and approval processes
• Supervise field construction operators, direct employees and subcontractors
• Maintain a record set of project plans and specifications
• Monitor, document and report on project progress
• Use Daily logs to document project activities and issues
• Solve issues that arise including anticipated budget and schedule variances
• Ensure project quality and stakeholder satisfaction
• Document project close out
• Manage project warranty response

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications :

Salary : $70,000 - $75,000