Since 1946, Carroll Daniel Construction has been built on a strong foundation of integrity. We believe in doing the right thing and delivering on the promises we make no exceptions. Our goal on every project is to earn a highly satisfied customer for life.
We are heavily invested in a forward-thinking work environment, where we apply advancements in construction technologies to old-fashion know how. We never settle for “how it’s always been done,” and embrace new ideas that yield better solutions for our clients. We believe by staying ahead of trends, our clients can be confident their buildings will serve their needs now and well into the future.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Concrete Field Engineer is a critical member of the project team, responsible for ensuring that all concrete elements are accurately laid out and constructed according to project plans and specifications. This role involves a blend of field and office work, with a primary focus on translating digital plans into precise physical layouts on the construction site. The ideal candidate will be an expert in using modern survey equipment, such as a Robotic Total Station, and proficient in managing, preparing, and uploading layout data points to and from CAD software.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
Field Layout & Surveying:
- Perform precise layout for foundations, walls, columns, anchor bolts, embeds, and other concrete structures using a Robotic Total Station and other survey instruments.
- Establish and maintain horizontal and vertical control points throughout the project lifecycle.
- Conduct as-built surveys of completed work to verify accuracy and for project records.
Data Management & CAD Integration:
- Extract, prepare, and manage layout points from project drawings (AutoCAD, Revit, etc.).
- Upload layout point files to the Robotic Total Station data collector.
- Download as-built data from the field and import it into CAD software to verify construction tolerances and update project drawings.
- Troubleshoot and resolve any issues related to data transfer between the field and the office.
Quality Control & Assurance:
- Proactively review project drawings and specifications to identify potential layout or construction conflicts before they arise.
- Verify formwork, rebar, and embed placements against layout points before concrete placement.
- Maintain detailed and accurate records of all layout activities and quality control checks.
Team Collaboration & Communication:
- Work closely with Project Managers, Superintendents, and Foremen to coordinate layout needs and construction sequencing.
- Clearly communicate layout information and any field discrepancies to the relevant team members.
- Assist in the preparation of lift drawings and other field-related documentation.