Project Information
Staffing
Hourly Staffing Breakdown
Table 1 displays the projected breakdown for the distribution of the staffing man hours below represent the estimated working hours broken down for each major task per staffing role. Table 2 displays the finalized breakdown for the distribution of the staffing man hours broken down for each major task per staffing role. It is clearly shown that the lab tech and EIT has most hours required for the project due to the extensive amount of analysis and lab data collection on the site. The project manager has the least number of hours predicted to work on the project due the number of other projects and roles occurring at the same time. They are the greatest amount of cost and responsibility for the project due to their experience in the specific field. It was determined that the total hours to complete the project was about 685 hour, which was underestamated from CENE 476 by about 200 hours.
Table 1: Projected Staffing Table with Hourly breakdown
Table 2: Finalized Staffing Table with Hourly breakdown
Staffing Roles & Responsibilities
The staff below are the five personnel responsible for the execution and completion of the project at Cam-boh Picnic Area. The personnel working on the project include: Project Manager (PM), Project Engineer (PE), Engineer in Training (EIT), intern, and Lab Technician.
Project Manager
The project manager responsible for the oversite towards completion of the project, as well as, managing coordination, execution, and control of the employees. The project manager is self-motivated to meet budgetary objectives, enforce adjustments to the project based on financial analysis and the needs of the client, and be the point of contact for the project.
Qualifications:
Minimum of Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
Acquired 5+ years’ experience
Knowledge in field of land development
Experience in project management
Experience with inventory control and Procore software
Preferred Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
Project Engineer
The project engineer is responsible for the design and implementation of technical deliverables by performing the analyses, and creating plan sets. This role will also support in resolving issues by the employees, and instruct the EIT, intern, and lab technician.The project engineer is able to effectively communicate with managers, junior staff members, and vendors and is able to solve practical problems and compose tangible solutions.
Qualifications:
Aqcuired 5 or less years' experience of land development
Acquired supervised experience under project manager aiding in management role
Able to commit to 6- or 12-month assignments
Able to utilize AutoCAD, Procore, and Bluebeam
Preferred a professional engineering license (PE) or field experience between five to ten years
Engineer in Training
The EIT is responsible for preforming engineering tasks under close supervision of the project engineer and is encouraged to solve engineering problems using experience, judgement, and education but is expected to ask for assistance when needed. In addition, the EIT will analyze pre-existing reports, maps, drawings, and aerial photographs on the soil composition, hydrological characteristics, and other topographic features and will research codes and permitting requirements for the intended project site.
Qualifications:
a minimum Bachelor’s degree in engineering from a four-year accredited college or university
Passed Fundamental Enineering Exam (FE)
Applied as Engineer in Training (EIT)
Acquired knowledge or experience with AutoCAD and Civil 3D
Able to troubleshoot design or software issues