Job Title: Project Engineer – Commercial & Public Works Construction
Location: Lancaster, CA (with future projects in Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire)
Compensation: 85-100k+ (based on experience) + ESOP + 100% Paid Medical Benefits
Industry: Commercial Construction / Public Works / Education / DSA
About the Company:
I’m representing a well-established, employee-owned general contractor with annual revenues of over $700M. Known for its excellence in delivering complex public works, education (DSA), and commercial projects across Southern California, the company offers long-term career growth and an outstanding benefits package.
Current Opportunity:
The immediate need is for a Project Engineer to join a high-profile, $85M ground-up project in Lancaster, expected to run for approximately 12 months. Upon successful completion, additional opportunities will be available across LA, Orange County, and the Inland Empire.
Key Responsibilities:
Support the Project Manager and Superintendent with daily project coordination
Assist with RFIs, submittals, document control, and meeting minutes
Track schedules, materials, and subcontractor performance
Interface with owners, architects, engineers, and city officials
Maintain construction logs and ensure documentation compliance
Participate in project closeout, punch lists, and turnover packages
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred
1–4+ years of experience in commercial construction
Strong organizational and communication skills
Proficient in Procore, Bluebeam, Microsoft Project, and/or related construction software
Willingness to work onsite and travel to future job sites within Southern California
Why Join This Company:
Employee-Owned (ESOP): Share in the company’s long-term success
100% Paid Medical Benefits: Comprehensive coverage for employees
Career Growth: Be part of a respected team with a strong backlog of projects
High-Profile Work: Build iconic schools, civic centers, and commercial campuses