Project Engineer
Life Time Inc. · Chanhassen, MN
- On site
- Full-time
- $70,000 / year
- Chanhassen, MN
Job highlights
- Ensure projects are first class, on schedule, budget.
- Manage safety, quality, cost, and documentation.
- Collaborate with field crews, trade partners, and owners.
- Develop skills through career path training and feedback.
- Contribute to large-scale construction projects nationwide.
About the role
Project Engineer
Life Time Property Development, Construction, is the innovative and vertically integrated in-house Construction Division. We construct new buildings and remodel existing facilities to deliver luxury health and fitness destinations across the continental United States and in various parts of Canada. Projects are mainly large scale and complex, varying in size, scope, and value including, health and fitness clubs, co-working spaces, multi-family housing, and mixed-use developments. Combine your passion for construction management and healthy living under one roof while building the career of a Life Time.
Position Summary
As a Project Engineer based onsite, you are responsible and accountable for ensuring that each project meets the goal of being first in class, on schedule, at or below budget, safe, and promotes teamwork, communication, leadership and customer satisfaction. The position requires strong communication, interpersonal, training, and leadership skills.
Job Duties/Responsibilities
Safety
- Execute project safety
- Execute project cleanliness
- Coordinate project deliveries
- Identify safety issues and develop plans to mitigate the risk
- Schedule and manage temp labor as needed daily – coordinate
- Complete monthly safety training modules
- Complete Forklift Certifications
- Complete Competent Person Training for Fall Protection
- Complete CPR Training
- Supports collecting and ensuring insurance and safety requirements are in place prior mobilization
- Responsible for completing all required company safety training
- Completion of OSHA 30
Quality
- Support team with QA/QC Process and notify Superintendent of unresolved QA/QC Items
- Comprehend drawings and specifications
- Capable of reviewing trade partner submittmits
- Supports action items needed to close field observations
- Updates weekly site meeting minutes within Procore
- Takes notes during site meetings
Cost Control
- Assist Team in change order preparation for review
- Provide basic estimates and take offs for the team
Scheduling & Site Management
- Understands project schedule
- Monitor milestone activities
- Implement and monitor SWPPP and maintain documentation throughout all phases of construction
- Demonstrates ability to read and interpret schedules.
- Attends weekly subcontractor progress meetings
Document Control
- Provide Daily Report within ProCore to document all activities performed
- Manage Rental Reports (return of equipment and corrections to report errors)
- Responsible for jobsite photo documentation (daily progress, PCOs, Safety, Quality)
- Manage documentation of all Pre-Task Meetings
Leadership & Teamwork
- Work constructively, proactively, and effectively with all levels of individuals on jobsite (field crews, trade partners, managers, owners, architects)
- Supports professional attitude working with Owners, Architects, Trade Partners and Consultants as well as officials of various political jurisdictions
- Participate in Career Path Training and group activities
- Must show commitment in training and development.
- Participate in all company required training
- Seek opportunities to assist others when work loads shift
- Follow instructions and complete assigned tasks promptly and thoroughly
Communication
- Supports consistent field operations message to subcontractors and trade partners
- Set up objectives and agendas for meetings supporting the Team
- Facilitate time management to create meetings
- Take and distribute accurate meeting minutes
Key skills/competency
- Project Engineer
- Construction Management
- Safety Execution
- Quality Assurance/Quality Control
- Cost Control
- Scheduling
- Document Control
- Leadership
- Teamwork
- Communication
Skills & topics
- Project Engineer
- Construction Management
- Safety
- Quality Control
- Cost Control
- Scheduling
- Document Control
- Leadership
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Microsoft Suite
- BlueBeam
- Procore
- OSHA 30
- Commercial Construction
- Field Operations
- Site Management
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight construction management, safety awareness, and project coordination experience. Use keywords from the job description.
- Showcase technical skills: Emphasize proficiency in Microsoft Suite and BlueBeam, and any experience with Procore or similar project management software.
- Demonstrate leadership potential: Provide examples of teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication in previous roles or academic projects.
- Prepare for site-based interviews: Be ready to discuss safety protocols, quality control measures, and how you handle fast-paced environments.
- Express enthusiasm for Life Time's mission: Connect your passion for construction with healthy living and the company's values.
Technical preparation
Master Microsoft Suite and BlueBeam software.,Familiarize yourself with Procore project management tool.,Understand construction drawings and specifications.,Study OSHA safety regulations and best practices.
Behavioral questions
Describe a time you managed conflicting priorities.,How do you ensure safety on a construction site?,Share an example of effective teamwork.,How do you handle constructive feedback?
Frequently asked questions
- What is the typical career path for a Project Engineer at Life Time?
- At Life Time, Project Engineers are encouraged to participate in career path training and development. While specific paths can vary, successful Project Engineers often progress into roles such as Project Manager, Senior Project Engineer, or specialized roles within construction management, leveraging their experience gained on diverse, large-scale projects.
- What kind of projects will I work on as a Project Engineer at Life Time?
- As a Project Engineer, you will contribute to large-scale and complex projects across the United States and Canada. These projects include luxury health and fitness clubs, co-working spaces, multi-family housing, and mixed-use developments, all aimed at delivering high-quality health and fitness destinations.
- What is the expected travel percentage for the Project Engineer role?
- The Project Engineer role requires up to 100% travel to construction sites. This means you'll be working directly on-site at various project locations to ensure successful project execution.
- What software proficiency is important for a Project Engineer at Life Time?
- Proficiency in Microsoft Suite and BlueBeam is required for the Project Engineer role. Experience with Procore for daily reporting and managing site meeting minutes is also essential, as it's a key tool used for project documentation.
- What are the key responsibilities regarding safety for a Project Engineer?
- The Project Engineer is responsible for executing project safety, coordinating deliveries, identifying and mitigating safety issues, and ensuring all required safety training, including OSHA 30, Forklift Certification, and Competent Person Training for Fall Protection, is completed.
- Does Life Time offer training and development opportunities for Project Engineers?
- Yes, Life Time is committed to training and development. Project Engineers are expected to participate in all company-required training, career path training, and are encouraged to seek opportunities for continuous learning and growth.
- What is the salary range for a Project Engineer at Life Time?
- The Project Engineer position is a salaried role starting at $70,000.00, with the potential to earn up to $97,000.00 annually, depending on your experience and qualifications.