Morgan Cass’ Post

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Couple takeaway from Jason Schroeder 's post and my own experience as FE position. Improved Communication and Coordination: Field Engineers act as crucial communication hubs between the field and the office. They relay information effectively, minimizing miscommunications that can lead to costly mistakes and delays. Mentorship and Development: Field Engineers are in a unique position to mentor both new graduates entering the industry and experienced craftspeople looking to transition into supervisory roles. This helps with knowledge transfer and building a future bench of construction leaders. Tech Savvy Implementation: Field engineers can play a key role in integrating new technologies on-site. They can learn software, coordinate with IT and VDC team, and train workers on new tools for increased efficiency and precision. Advocate for Innovation: Through their hands-on experience, Field Engineers can gather insights on where traditional construction methods might be improved. These insights can trigger innovation on projects and lead to long-term efficiency gains for the company. Boosting Project Profitability: By resolving problems proactively, promoting safety/quality, and fostering collaboration, Field Engineers ultimately contribute to more successful projects. This impacts the overall profitability and reputation of construction companies. Overall: It's important to see the Field Engineer role not just as filling an immediate need, but as a long-term investment. Investing in Field Engineers is investing in the future of your construction business. They train skilled staff, drive efficiency, boost innovation, and promote a culture of continuous of improvement.

FEs are crucial investments to the future field operations workforce.👷🏽♀️🚧 By utilizing #Textura to streamline payment & compliance workflows- we can reclaim & reallocate time spent on grunt work to allow team members more time to learn in the field!🎯⏳🔑 #worksmarternotharder #ConTech #FinTech #Efficientconstruction #TimeManagement #Construction

Part 2: This is why we need more client-side engineering professionals in construction projects. The mechanical contractor, engineering consultant, and manufacturer argued that the system was working perfectly... not. This is a gas-to-heat pump domestic hot water upgrade with centralised TMVs. It is frustrating that I had to spend so much time trying to prove a point that is almost obvious. All this wasted time to reach the same conclusions. How about we all aim and commit to get it right the first time so we can all move on to the next project? Let’s fix this!

the great Passion of construction. it's not my role these days. but one of the greatest things is to be in this section of civil engineering.

"Great Projects Are Built Together" 👷♂️🏗️ In construction, no project is ever a one-man show. It takes the seamless coordination of main contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, and engineers working hand-in-hand to bring plans from paper to reality. Over the past two years, I’ve learned that teamwork, communication, and understanding across different stakeholders is the backbone of every successful project. When challenges arise—whether it’s piping shortages or precise alignment of steam turbines and generators—it's the synergy between teams that makes solutions possible. Here's what I've found essential when working with contractors and partners: ✅ Clear Communication – Keeping everyone aligned ensures we can react fast when plans shift. ✅ Mutual Respect – Everyone’s role, whether main contractor or sub-contractor, is critical to the big picture. ✅ Proactive Problem-Solving – The best solutions emerge when we tackle issues together, without blaming but focusing on progress. When the main contractor and sub-contractors collaborate seamlessly, obstacles become opportunities, and projects are delivered with excellence. I feel privileged to be part of these dynamic teams, where every challenge we overcome strengthens our bond and drives us toward a common goal. Because at the end of the day, a project isn’t built by individuals—it’s built by a team working together. Let’s continue building more, stronger, and better—as one. 💪🏢 #Teamwork #Powerplant #Project #ConstructionEngineer #Collaboration #Leadership #ProjectManagement #FieldEngineer

In construction projects, managing multiple complex systems—whether electrical or mechanical—comes with its own set of challenges. With different teams working on separate aspects of a build, ensuring everything fits together smoothly is key to success. Our support systems, like these Cable Trays and Ladder, are designed to bring order to the complexity and keep projects moving forward. What’s been the biggest challenge you’ve faced when coordinating multiple systems on-site? #ConstructionProjects #ProjectManagement #CableManagement #ComplexSystems #USLMultistrut

Electrical Contractors and Construction experts listen up: If you’re looking to take on more customers, you’re doing the wrong thing. Stop wasting time and let me get them for you. Like + comment “more” and I’ll get in touch.

“As a site engineer, I’ve learned that small details can make a big difference. In this post, I’ll share a quick tip to help make work easier and enhance quality on site.” #EngineeringTips #SaudiEngineers #ConstructionKSA #SiteEngineer #ProjectManagement #QualityControl #SaudiConstruction #CivilEngineering #BuildingBetter #KSAProjects