Field Engineer

Overview

IES is a national provider of industrial products and infrastructure services to electrical, mechanical and communications contracting solutions for commercial, industrial, residential and renewable energy markets. IES is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the symbol IESC. As of the end of IES\'s 2024 fiscal year, IES produced over $2.8+ billion in revenue and employed over 9,485 employees at over 131 domestic locations across the United States. IES is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer : Minorities, Females, Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation, Individuals with Disabilities, Protected Veterans Encouraged to Apply.

Responsibilities

• Field Engineering responsibilities include closeout redlines, test audits, lessons learned, warranties, and product submittals.
• Redline management : leads and superintendents oversee submitting changes to the Statement of Work (SoW). Redlines shall be completed and submitted to engineering; Field Engineers track with an internal calendar to ensure what needs to be done and when it is finalized.
• Build-out will involve significant redlining, driven by measurements, equipment placements, grounding / bonding.
• Field Engineers verify that all infrastructure is installed to design / spec; if changes occur, they finalize redlines for closeout.
• Fiber : use an internal tracker to manage redlines for ISP; update design per past changes and have Field Engineers verify all Fiber scope.
• Copper : an internal tracker provides information needed for close-out; Field Engineer may act as point of contact to ensure install-to-print, perform redlines if changes occur, and verify before close-out.
• Network : if redlining is needed, Field Engineer collaborates to configure details and takes on most responsibilities.
• RFI referencing / implementation : Field Engineer references RFIs in redlines before QA review.
• Test Audit(s) : Field Engineer conducts and verifies audits after project completion; includes verifying the cable schedule and organizing the project for team use; ensures 100% verification that testing projects match prints.
• Audits are started as areas are ready; retests are issued with expected completion dates and finalization occurs after retests.
• Lessons Learned : engineers and QA actively update the document throughout the build; final review with teams uses the standardized lessons learned template; information comes from the lessons learned tracker and installation teams.
• Warranties : Field Engineer gathers information toward the end of the build and coordinates with a designated team member to process warranties.
• Product Submittals : Field Engineer completes product submittals; first submittal after RFP; verify BOM against POs and obtain product sheets as required.
• Labels : Field Engineer assists with printing labels; objectives include printing labels before installation to save time; maintains area bins and sign-out sheets; emails engineering for reprints with reasons.
• RFIs : Field Engineer may oversee RFIs before submission; RFIs are prepared collaboratively; design-related feedback from RFIs becomes lessons learned; RFI acceptance / rejection communications are issued to applicable teams.
• Design (Shop Drawings) : Field Engineer may oversee design work, verify and brainstorm areas of interest (quality gaps), submit into BIM360, and manage revisions and hyperlinks.
• Areas of focus include : Infrastructure (Grounding / Bonding), Copper, Fiber, Detail sheets.

Qualifications

Physical and Mental Requirements :

EEO Statement

PLEASE NO AGENCY CALLS. Any unsolicited agency resumes or agency-represented candidates presented to any IES employee without a signed contract between the agency and IES will become the property of IES. IES is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and is committed to affirmative action and pay transparency. View IES\'s rights under EEO law and information about pay transparency and accommodations at the links provided by the company.

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