Field Engineer

Who We Are:

At Dueall, we're the problem-solvers of the construction world, specializing in comprehensive exterior remediation and restoration services. Our expertise covers a wide range of critical areas including stucco remediation, exterior cladding repair, construction defect correction, waterproofing, painting and finishing, and project management for complex renovations. We tackle challenging projects for both residential and commercial properties, turning difficult situations into stunning results. Our team approaches each job with a blend of technical expertise and creative problem-solving, ensuring that every building we touch not only looks better but performs better too.

Why join Dueall Construction?

Dueall Construction is a leading commercial restoration company in Florida, specializing in exterior restoration services from prevention to complete rehabilitation. We engineer lasting solutions for properties challenged by the climate, serving property managers and homeowners across the state with comprehensive services including paint and sealants, stucco restoration, exterior cladding, waterproofing, concrete restoration, destructive testing, expert witness consultations, and water damage restoration. Our proven expertise spans all exterior systems, with a commitment to quality assurance through precise product installation and building trust-based client relationships.

Here's What You Get to Do:

The role exists to support the field team: the Field Engineer works directly for the Foreman, Assistant Superintendent, and Superintendent, taking on the logistics, material, and record-keeping work that would otherwise pull them off the work itself.

Key Responsibilities

Field Support

• Work to the daily direction of the Foreman, Assistant Superintendent, or Superintendent.
• Keep the field team on the work. Take on the running, fetching, checking, and organizing that would otherwise pull a supervisor away from the crews.
• Distribute current documents. Collect current drawing sets and approved submittals from the Project Engineer and get them into the crews' hands; remove superseded sheets from the field.
• Assist with field layout and measurements under the direction of the Foreman or Assistant Superintendent.
• Support site logistics - access, temporary facilities, signage, barricades, and housekeeping coordination.
• Assist with resident and occupant notices on occupied properties as directed.

Material Control

• Receive and verify. Receive deliveries and verify quantity, product, and condition against the delivery ticket and purchase order. Reject or document damaged and incorrect material before the driver leaves.
• Check it against what was approved. Confirm the delivered product matches the approved submittal, not merely what was ordered. Where anything does not match, report it - do not decide it.
• Stage to the work face. Stage and distribute material by building, elevation, and scope ahead of the daily plan so crews never start the day waiting on it.
• Protect it. Verify all stored material is covered, secured, and elevated against weather and theft - checked at end of day, every day.
• Account for it. Submit signed delivery tickets same day; track surplus, returns, and shortages; escalate anything that will stop a crew to the Superintendent immediately.
• Maintain organized laydown and yard areas with safe stacking and clear egress, fire lanes, and access routes.
• Operate forklifts, telehandlers, and material lifts as certified and directed, including daily equipment inspections.

Records and Documentation

• Daily reports. Complete and submit the Procore Daily Log for assigned areas - manpower, equipment, work completed, deliveries, and delays.
• Photo documentation. Capture and upload progress photos to Procore per the company Photo SOP - minimum four photos per log entry, multiple angles.
• Quantity tracking. Count and report installed quantities by scope and area to support production and billing.
• Track punch list items through correction and closeout in Procore.
• Keep organized, current field records that another person could pick up and understand.

Safety and Learning the Job

• Follow all company and OSHA safety requirements; wear required PPE at all times on site.
• Report unsafe conditions immediately - a Field Engineer has the same obligation to speak up as anyone else on the job.
• Complete all required scope certifications for the project's active scopes.
• Attend morning huddles to understand the day's plan and where support will be needed.
• Learn a trade. Build hands-on competency in at least one core scope. This is the requirement for promotion to Foreman and the most valuable thing to take out of this role.

Procore Tool Responsibilities

Procore is the single source of truth for all project documentation. The tools below are a required part of this role, not optional.

Procore Tool

Responsibility

Expectation

Daily Log

Create and submit

Complete every field for assigned areas before end of shift; attach minimum four photos.

Photos

Upload and organize

Upload same day, tagged to the correct area and scope per the Photo SOP.

Drawings

Distribute to the field

Collect current sets from the Project Engineer and get them to the crews; pull superseded sheets.

Punch List

Track to closure

Update item status within 24 hours of correction; attach verification photo.

Observations

Report what is seen

Log material shortages, damage, wrong product, and site conditions that will impact the schedule.

What Makes You a Great Fit For the Role:

Required

• Demonstrated reliability and a willingness to do whatever the field team needs on a given day.

• Ability to receive, verify, stage, and protect construction material accurately, and to read a delivery ticket against a purchase order.

• Ability to read basic construction drawings well enough to identify a building, elevation, area, and scope.

• Forklift or telehandler certification, or willingness to obtain within 90 days of hire.

• Ability to use a smartphone or tablet to complete daily logs and upload photos.

• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds repeatedly throughout the shift.

• Valid Florida driver's license.

Preferred

• Prior construction material handling, warehouse, or general labor experience.

• Degree or coursework in Construction Management, Engineering, or Architecture - valuable for the Project Engineer path, not required for the role.

• Exposure to exterior restoration scopes - stucco, framing, siding, waterproofing, or coatings.

• Trade competency in a core scope - this is the route to Foreman.

• Forklift, rigging, or signal person certification already held.

• Bilingual English/Spanish.

Physical Requirements and Work Environment

• Ability to walk, stand, and work on active construction sites for 8+ hours daily on uneven terrain.

• Ability to climb ladders and scaffolding to full building height and work at heights without restriction.

• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds unassisted.

• Frequent bending, kneeling, stooping, reaching overhead, and climbing.

• Year-round exposure to Florida outdoor conditions - heat, humidity, direct sun, rain, dust, and noise.

• Required PPE worn at all times on site: hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility vest, and work boots.

• Valid Florida driver's license and reliable transportation between project sites.

Performance Standards

Standard

Frequency

Evidence

Daily Log submitted

Daily by 4:30 PM

Procore Daily Log timestamp

Photo documentation complete

Daily

Procore Photos log, four minimum per entry

Deliveries verified and documented

Per delivery

Signed delivery tickets submitted same day

Material staged ahead of the daily plan

Daily

No crew idle waiting on material

Material protected at end of day

Daily

End-of-day protection check

Current drawings in the crews' hands

Per revision

Field verification; no superseded sheets in use

Scope certifications current

Per project

Training and certification roster