Construction Coordinator III

Overview The Construction Coordinator III will provide technical and field-based construction support while serving as a key liaison between the site construction team, Project Engineer, Construction Manager, and office-based engineering personnel. This role is intended to function similarly to a Construction/Field Engineer, with a strong emphasis on identifying field issues, developing RFIs, interpreting technical information, and helping drive timely engineering resolutions. Responsibilities Serve as a technical interface between field construction personnel, the Project Engineer, Construction Manager, contractors, and office-based engineering teams. Identify construction/field issues and generate RFIs (Requests for Information) with clearly defined problems and potential solutions. Review and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, construction documents, and technical information. Support primarily mechanical construction activities, with exposure to electrical scope as required. Assist with coordination and resolution of technical construction issues to minimize field delays. Support the planning, development, interpretation, and tracking of Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) activities. Coordinate engineering, procurement, and construction information to help ensure field work is not constrained. Communicate field conditions, project needs, technical concerns, and proposed solutions clearly to engineering and project leadership. Support construction planning, execution, progress tracking, and coordination across project stakeholders. Qualifications Approximately 7+ years of relevant construction, field engineering, project engineering, or construction coordination experience preferred; the manager is open to candidates with significantly more experience. Engineering degree preferred, with Mechanical Engineering particularly relevant; other engineering disciplines may be considered based on experience. Strong experience developing and managing RFIs and coordinating technical issue resolution. Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) experience, training, or project exposure highly preferred. Experience supporting mechanical construction strongly preferred; electrical construction exposure is beneficial. Oil & gas experience preferred, although relevant industrial or manufacturing construction experience may be considered. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, construction specifications, work packages, and other technical documentation. Strong communication skills with the ability to coordinate between field and office-based teams. Experience working with Project Engineers, Construction Managers, contractors, engineering teams, and other project stakeholders. Must be able to support the project's transition to Midland, TX; local Midland candidates are preferred but not required. Must meet all job requirements.