Construction Project Engineer in Jupiter, Florida at FLF Management

At Curated Group (formerly FLF Holdings, rebranded in 2026), we view every property as a unique canvas, ready to be transformed into a masterpiece, a space where communities thrive and lasting legacies take root. Our focus is on high-growth markets, where we overcome complex entry barriers with strategic vision and bold execution to unlock opportunities others overlook. With expertise spanning real estate ownership, development, acquisition, brokerage, and management, we approach every project with precision, care, and a hands-on commitment to excellence. We target quality, income-producing real estate assets that benefit from our hands-on management strategies while adding value through development and redevelopment. Each asset we own, develop, and manage sits within its own single-asset entity, giving our stakeholders a direct, real equity interest in the properties we build together. Through careful planning and an eye for potential, we uncover and amplify the value in every property we touch.

Our mission is to add value through responsible real estate. We are dedicated to being good citizens, great neighbors, and building great long-term relationships with our clients, partners, and investors.

The role will primarily focus on the construction phase, from notice to proceed through closeout and warranty, but can include assisting development with permitting, compliance and other related duties. The job is to make sure the GC, design team and inspectors deliver what the contract documents require, and to keep the VP informed. The initial role will be for the RIO Marine Village project in Stuart, Fla The career path leads toward Construction Manager on the owner side.

• Run the owner's quality control program on each project: regular site walks checking installed work against the contract documents, approved submittals and owner standards.

• Attend mock-ups and first-installation reviews (windows, waterproofing, unit finishes) and document approved benchmarks.

• Conduct owner pre-cover inspections (in-wall MEP, framing, fire stopping, waterproofing) before drywall and enclosure.

• Coordinate owner-retained inspectors and testing agencies: special inspections, materials testing, building envelope and waterproofing consultants, MEP commissioning.

• Maintain the deficiency and non-conformance log and track the GC's corrective action to closure.

• Lead owner punch-list and unit turnover inspections, including retail shells, amenity spaces and common areas.

• Maintain the current drawing and specification log, including ASIs, bulletins, revisions and conformed sets, and confirm the GC and field are building from the latest documents.

• Administer the project management platform on the owner side:

• Keep OAC meeting minutes and distribute action items within 24 hours.

• Maintain correspondence, notice and photo documentation logs so any record can be found quickly.

• Maintain the owner's submittal log and track each GC submittal through architect and engineer review to approval.

• Review submittals for compliance with specifications, owner standards and selected finishes, appliances and fixtures; route owner-decision items to the VP.

• Flag submittals aging past contract turnaround times and long-lead items that threaten the schedule.

• Confirm installed products match approved submittals in the field.

• Maintain the owner's RFI log and track response times from the design team against contract requirements.

• Push for timely, complete answers and escalate open RFIs that affect the critical path.

• Identify RFIs with potential cost or schedule impact and tie them to the potential change order log.

• Track potential change orders and change orders from request to approval, with backup tied to RFIs, ASIs or field conditions.

• Support the VP's review of monthly GC pay applications.

• Assist VP in monitoring the GC's look-ahead schedules against field progress and contract milestones; flag slippage early.

• Track municipal inspections, TCOs and final certificates of occupancy, including phased unit delivery.

• Collect warranties, O&M manuals, as-builts, attic stock and training records for handoff to property management.

• Track warranty claims and run the 11-month warranty walk.

• Prepare weekly reports for the VP covering QC findings, open submittals and RFIs, schedule status and decisions needed.

• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture or a related field, or equivalent experience.

• 2–5 years of experience, preferred, but not required, in construction as a project engineer, field engineer, QC manager or owner's representative on commercial or multifamily projects.

• Working knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, the submittal and RFI process.

• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for site visits.

• Owner's representative or owner-side construction experience.

• Prior GC project or field engineering experience on podium, wrap or Type III/Type V wood-frame over concrete projects.

• Hands-on QC experience with building envelope, waterproofing, fire-rated assemblies and MEP rough-in inspections.

• Familiarity with the Florida Building Code, high-velocity wind and hurricane requirements, and Palm Beach and Martin County inspections.

• Familiarity with mixed-use elements: retail shells, structured parking and amenity decks.

• OSHA 30; ICC inspector certification, CQM (USACE Construction Quality Management) or progress toward CCM.

• Based in the company office with regular site visits; expect 3-4 site days per week, more during pay app verification, punch and turnover.

• Site work involves walking in uneven terrain, climbing stairs and ladders, and working outdoors in heat, rain and other weather.

• Must wear required PPE and follow all site safety rules.