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Our scope covers storefront, curtain wall, and interior glazing. Every glazier we place carries a minimum of two years of glazing experience (or combined glass and carpentry experience), works confidently with cups and glass-fabrication tools, and can set and install aluminum frames and set and caulk glass.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Journeyman Glazier", "range": "$24-$32/hr" }, { "level": "Curtain Wall Specialist", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Kawneer, YKK AP, or Oldcastle factory-trained" }, { "level": "Glazing Foreman", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "Crew management plus system sign-off" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "Fall Protection", "Scaffold Competent Person", "Manufacturer Factory Training" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Curtain Wall Installer", "Storefront Glazier", "Commercial Window Installer", "Glazing Lead / Foreman", "Glazing Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "glazier staffing Oklahoma", "curtain wall installer Tulsa", "storefront glazier Oklahoma City", "commercial glazing staffing Tulsa", "curtain wall staffing Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "concrete", "name": "Concrete", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "foundation", "shortDescription": "Concrete professionals for forming, pouring, finishing, and structural concrete work.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/concrete", "overview": "Concrete is the schedule's anchor — slab pour days drive everything downstream, and a finish crew that doesn't show up on time costs the project weeks. We staff commercial concrete finishers with documented flatwork experience, form carpenters for footings and structural walls, with apprentice support under a finisher lead. Tilt-up construction has been a steady demand sector in Oklahoma for industrial and commercial build-outs.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Concrete Laborer", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Commercial Finisher", "range": "$24-$32/hr", "notes": "ACI Flatwork Finisher preferred" }, { "level": "Form Carpenter", "range": "$24-$32/hr" }, { "level": "Concrete Foreman / Lead", "range": "$30-$40/hr", "notes": "Crew management plus finish sign-off" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "ACI Flatwork Finisher", "Confined Space", "Fall Protection" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Commercial Concrete Finisher", "Form Carpenter", "Tilt-Up Panel Specialist", "Rebar Placer", "Concrete Apprentice / Laborer" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "concrete staffing Oklahoma", "concrete finisher Tulsa", "commercial concrete Oklahoma City", "tilt-up concrete staffing Oklahoma", "form carpenter Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "welding", "name": "Welding", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "local_fire_department", "shortDescription": "Certified welders for TIG, MIG, and Stick welding on structural, pipe, and industrial applications.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/welding", "overview": "Welding demand in Oklahoma is driven by the refinery belt, the I-44 industrial corridor, and the DFW data-center build-outs. We staff welders for structural steel erection, process piping, pressure vessel work, and architectural specialty welding across the five-state region, with code certifications matched to the project's requirements.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Structural Welder", "range": "$28-$38/hr" }, { "level": "6G Pipe Welder", "range": "$32-$42/hr" }, { "level": "Combo / Code Welder", "range": "$36-$48/hr", "notes": "Multiple certs + ASME Section IX preferred" }, { "level": "Aluminum / Stainless TIG", "range": "$34-$44/hr", "notes": "Food-grade and sanitary experience" } ], "certifications": [ "AWS D1.1 Structural Welding", "ASME Section IX", "6G Position Qualification", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Structural Welder (AWS D1.1)", "Pipe Welder (6G)", "Combo Welder", "Fitter-Welder", "Aluminum / Stainless Specialist" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "welder staffing Oklahoma", "certified welder Tulsa", "6G pipe welder Oklahoma", "AWS structural welder staffing", "refinery welder Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "pipefitting", "name": "Pipefitting", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "plumbing", "shortDescription": "Pipefitters for industrial piping systems, process piping, and high-pressure installations.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/pipefitting", "overview": "Pipefitting work in Oklahoma is anchored by the refinery belt and the steady manufacturing base around Tulsa and OKC. We staff journeyman pipefitters with experience in carbon steel, stainless, copper, and CPVC process piping applications — layout, fit-up, and hand-off to the welder roster on combo crews. OSHA 10 is preferred, with site-specific safety requirements confirmed per assignment.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Commercial Pipefitter", "range": "$25-$32/hr" }, { "level": "Industrial Pipefitter", "range": "$28-$36/hr" }, { "level": "Combo Fitter-Welder", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "AWS D1.1 or ASME Section IX weld cert plus fitting experience" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "TWIC Card", "NCCER Pipefitting" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Industrial Pipefitter", "Commercial Mechanical Pipefitter", "Fitter-Welder Combo", "Pipefitter Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "pipefitter staffing Oklahoma", "industrial pipefitter Tulsa", "refinery pipefitter Oklahoma", "pipefitter staffing Oklahoma City", "shutdown pipefitter Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "ironworkers", "name": "Ironworkers", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "construction", "shortDescription": "Structural ironworkers for steel erection, structural connections, and structural framework.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/ironworkers", "overview": "Structural ironwork is a trade where falls, rigging accidents, and steel-handling hazards make screening and safety discipline non-negotiable. We staff ironworkers with OSHA-10 training, rigging and signal certifications, and documented fall-protection training. Steel erection is one of our highest-risk scopes; our craftsmen are trained for it.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Structural Ironworker", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Steel erection experience" }, { "level": "Welder-Ironworker", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "AWS D1.1 plus erection experience" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "Rigging & Signal Person", "Fall Protection", "AWS D1.1" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Structural Ironworker", "Welder-Ironworker", "Apprentice Ironworker" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "ironworker staffing Oklahoma", "structural ironworker Tulsa", "steel erection Tulsa", "ironworker staffing Texas" ] }, { "slug": "heavy-equipment-operators", "name": "Heavy Equipment Operators", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "front_loader", "shortDescription": "Licensed operators for excavators, cranes, bulldozers, and other heavy construction equipment.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/heavy-equipment-operators", "overview": "Heavy equipment operation is a trade where experience dominates — contractors want a 5,000-hour operator, not a 500-hour one. We maintain a pre-vetted roster of operators with documented seat time across the major commercial equipment categories: excavators, dozers, loaders, motor graders, and skid steers.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Skid Steer / Light Equipment", "range": "$20-$26/hr" }, { "level": "Excavator / Dozer", "range": "$24-$32/hr", "notes": "Commercial experience" }, { "level": "Motor Grader / Fine Grading", "range": "$26-$34/hr" }, { "level": "Crane Operator (NCCCO)", "range": "$32-$44/hr", "notes": "Certification required" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "NCCCO Crane Operator Certification", "Rigging & Signal Person", "CDL (Class A preferred)" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Excavator Operator", "Dozer Operator", "Motor Grader Operator", "Loader / Skid Steer", "Crane Operator" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "heavy equipment operator staffing Oklahoma", "excavator operator Tulsa", "crane operator Oklahoma City", "dozer operator Oklahoma", "equipment operator staffing Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "forklift-operators", "name": "Forklift Operators", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "forklift", "shortDescription": "Straight mast and rough-terrain/telehandler forklift operators for material handling and construction site logistics.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/forklift-operators", "overview": "We staff straight mast and rough-terrain/telehandler forklift operators for commercial construction, industrial manufacturing, and fulfillment build-out support. OSHA 10 or a current forklift certification is required for placement, and operator training records are maintained on file per the OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 three-year evaluation cycle.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Straight Mast Forklift", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Telehandler / Rough-Terrain", "range": "$22-$28/hr", "notes": "Construction-site lift experience" } ], "certifications": [ "Forklift Certification (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178)", "OSHA 10-Hour", "Equipment-Specific Training" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Straight Mast Operator", "Rough-Terrain / Telehandler Operator" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "forklift operator staffing Oklahoma", "certified forklift driver Tulsa", "warehouse forklift Oklahoma City", "telehandler operator Tulsa", "rough terrain forklift Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "skilled-labor", "name": "Skilled Labor", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "engineering", "shortDescription": "Versatile skilled laborers for site prep, material handling, and construction support roles.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/skilled-labor", "overview": "Skilled labor is the trade that makes the rest of the trades productive. Our standard: a skilled laborer carries a minimum of 1-2 years of direct commercial construction experience, knows how to operate power tools safely, is eager to learn, and has reliable transportation. On the jobsite that means assisting skilled tradesmen, moving material, operating site-access machinery, light carpentry tasks, site prep, and occasional cleanup — the work that keeps your schedule intact when the concrete truck shows up late.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "General Laborer", "range": "$16-$20/hr" }, { "level": "Skilled Laborer", "range": "$18-$24/hr", "notes": "Verified trade-support experience" }, { "level": "Labor Foreman / Site Lead", "range": "$22-$30/hr", "notes": "Crew coordination experience" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "Confined Space / Fall Protection", "First Aid / CPR" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Commercial Site Laborer", "Demolition Crew", "Trade Support Laborer", "Jobsite Logistics Lead" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "skilled labor staffing Oklahoma", "construction laborer Tulsa", "commercial site laborer Oklahoma City", "demolition crew Tulsa", "construction support staffing Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "fire-watch", "name": "Fire Watch", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "local_fire_department", "shortDescription": "Trained fire watch personnel for hot work monitoring and fire prevention on active construction sites.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/fire-watch", "overview": "Fire watch is a compliance-critical role that most construction projects can't skip — insurance carriers, AHJs, and OSHA all require trained fire watch on hot-work operations. We supply fire watch personnel trained on NFPA 51B and OSHA 1926.352 standards, with documented familiarity on hot-work permits, extinguisher use, and the hour-of-watch requirement after work ceases.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Fire Watch", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Industrial Fire Watch", "range": "$20-$26/hr", "notes": "Refinery and industrial-facility experience" }, { "level": "Fire Watch + Hole Watch", "range": "$22-$28/hr", "notes": "Cross-trained for confined-space work" } ], "certifications": [ "NFPA 51B Hot Work Training", "OSHA 1926.352 Hot Work", "OSHA 10-Hour", "Fire Extinguisher Use", "TWIC Card" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Hot-Work Fire Watch", "Industrial Facility Fire Watch", "Fire Watch + Confined Space" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "fire watch staffing Oklahoma", "hot work fire watch Tulsa", "refinery fire watch Oklahoma", "fire watch personnel Oklahoma City", "NFPA 51B fire watch Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "hole-watch", "name": "Hole Watch", "category": "unlicensed", "icon": "visibility", "shortDescription": "Confined space attendants and hole watch personnel for safety compliance on industrial projects.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/hole-watch", "overview": "Confined-space entry is one of the highest-consequence scopes on any industrial or commercial site. OSHA 1910.146 requires a trained attendant — hole watch — for every permit-required confined space entry. We supply hole watch attendants trained on gas monitoring, rescue protocols, and the communication discipline that keeps entrants safe. The difference between a trained hole watch and an unqualified laborer is the difference between a controlled rescue and a fatality.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Hole Watch Attendant", "range": "$20-$26/hr" }, { "level": "Industrial Hole Watch", "range": "$22-$30/hr", "notes": "Refinery experience and TWIC preferred" }, { "level": "Cross-Trained Fire + Hole Watch", "range": "$24-$32/hr" }, { "level": "Entry Supervisor", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Permit issuance and atmospheric testing experience" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 1910.146 Confined Space Entry", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "Gas Monitor Operation", "Confined Space Rescue", "TWIC Card" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Confined-Space Attendant", "Industrial Hole Watch", "Hole Watch + Fire Watch", "Entry Supervisor" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "hole watch staffing Oklahoma", "confined space attendant Tulsa", "refinery hole watch Oklahoma", "confined space entry staffing Oklahoma", "OSHA 1910.146 attendant Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "electrician", "name": "Electrician", "category": "licensed", "icon": "bolt", "shortDescription": "Licensed electricians for commercial and industrial electrical systems, high-voltage, and control wiring.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/electrician", "overview": "Electrical is the tightest-supplied licensed trade in the Oklahoma corridor right now. Craftsmen Resources maintains a pre-vetted roster of journeyman and master electricians for commercial, industrial, and energy-infrastructure projects. Every craftsman we dispatch is a direct W-2 employee — not a 1099 subcontractor — with current Oklahoma licensure verified against the State licensing board.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr", "notes": "Second- to fourth-year apprentice ranges, varies with state apprentice level" }, { "level": "Journeyman", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Current Oklahoma Journeyman license required" }, { "level": "Master Electrician", "range": "$36-$48/hr", "notes": "License + 5+ years field supervision" }, { "level": "Industrial Journeyman", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "Substation, refinery, or industrial facility experience" } ], "certifications": [ "Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician License", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "NCCER Electrical", "NFPA 70E Arc Flash" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Journeyman Electrician", "Master Electrician", "Industrial Electrician", "Low-Voltage Tech", "Electrician Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "electrician staffing Oklahoma", "electrician staffing Tulsa", "journeyman electrician Tulsa", "commercial electrician staffing OKC", "industrial electrician jobs Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "mechanical-piping", "name": "Mechanical Piping", "category": "licensed", "icon": "valve", "shortDescription": "Licensed mechanical pipers for HVAC piping, chilled water, and steam systems.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/mechanical-piping", "overview": "Mechanical piping is the licensed counterpart to industrial pipefitting — Oklahoma requires mechanical contractor licensure for scopes involving HVAC piping, chilled water, steam, and hydronic systems on commercial buildings. We staff journeyman mechanical pipers with current Oklahoma mechanical licensure, brazing certification for refrigerant work, and documented experience on commercial HVAC and process piping scopes.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Journeyman Mechanical Piper", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Oklahoma mechanical license required" }, { "level": "Steam / High-Pressure Specialist", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "ASME Section IX preferred" }, { "level": "Mechanical Piping Foreman", "range": "$36-$46/hr" } ], "certifications": [ "State Mechanical License", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "EPA Section 608 Brazing", "Process Piping & Welding Certifications" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Journeyman Mechanical Piper", "Steam and High-Pressure Piper", "Refrigerant Piping Specialist", "Mechanical Piping Foreman", "Piping Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "mechanical piping staffing Oklahoma", "licensed mechanical piper Tulsa", "HVAC piping Oklahoma City", "commercial mechanical piping Oklahoma", "steam piping Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "mechanical-hvac", "name": "Mechanical / HVAC", "category": "licensed", "icon": "hvac", "shortDescription": "Licensed HVAC technicians for commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/mechanical-hvac", "overview": "HVAC is one of our highest-demand trades right now, driven by commercial construction, Amazon fulfillment build-outs, and the DFW data-center hyperscaler cycle. Our focus is primarily install work on commercial projects. A state mechanical license is required, and EPA Section 608 certification is required for refrigeration applications, with additional credentialing for commercial refrigerant handling and building management systems. Demand in Oklahoma peaks in the summer months — plan requests ahead of the season.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Journeyman Mechanic", "range": "$26-$34/hr" }, { "level": "Controls Technician", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "BMS programming experience" }, { "level": "Lead / Master Mechanic", "range": "$34-$44/hr", "notes": "$2K sign-on available on select journeyman roles" } ], "certifications": [ "State Mechanical License", "EPA Section 608", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "NATE Certification" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Commercial HVAC Mechanic", "HVAC Controls Technician", "Industrial HVAC / Process Cooling", "Sheet Metal Journeyman", "HVAC Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "HVAC staffing Oklahoma", "HVAC mechanic Tulsa", "commercial HVAC Oklahoma City", "EPA certified HVAC Tulsa", "HVAC controls technician Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "sheet-metal", "name": "Sheet Metal", "category": "licensed", "icon": "straighten", "shortDescription": "Sheet metal workers for ductwork fabrication, installation, and industrial sheet metal applications.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/sheet-metal", "overview": "Commercial HVAC can't close without sheet metal — ductwork is the system that makes mechanical mechanical. We staff sheet metal journeymen trained on SMACNA HVAC Duct Construction Standards, with documented experience on commercial rectangular duct, round spiral, fabric duct, and industrial-grade duct systems. Shop fabrication capability paired with field install makes for a tighter schedule than a pure install-only crew.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Sheet Metal Journeyman", "range": "$26-$36/hr", "notes": "SMACNA standards familiarity" }, { "level": "Industrial Sheet Metal", "range": "$30-$40/hr", "notes": "Heavy-gauge and process-ventilation experience" }, { "level": "Sheet Metal Foreman", "range": "$34-$44/hr" } ], "certifications": [ "State Sheet Metal License", "OSHA 10-Hour", "OSHA 30-Hour", "SMACNA Standards Familiarity", "Fall Protection" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Sheet Metal Journeyman", "Industrial Sheet Metal Specialist", "Shop Fabricator", "Sheet Metal Foreman", "Sheet Metal Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "sheet metal staffing Oklahoma", "commercial ductwork Tulsa", "sheet metal journeyman Oklahoma City", "SMACNA ductwork Oklahoma", "industrial sheet metal Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "commercial-plumbing", "name": "Commercial Plumbing", "category": "licensed", "icon": "water_drop", "shortDescription": "Licensed commercial plumbers for large-scale plumbing systems, medical gas, and process piping.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/commercial-plumbing", "overview": "Commercial plumbing demand tracks commercial construction demand, which in Oklahoma means steady work on tenant improvements, healthcare facilities, food processing plants, multi-family residential, and hospitality projects. We supply licensed plumbers across all phases — rough-in, finish, and underground — for commercial, multi-family residential, and industrial scopes, with experience across copper, PVC, PEX, cast iron, and commercial-grade sanitary systems. A current license is required in licensed states like Oklahoma. The plumbing labor market is extremely tight right now — we encourage contractors to communicate early when a project will require additional support so we can plan for those needs.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$16-$22/hr" }, { "level": "Journeyman", "range": "$24-$32/hr" }, { "level": "Master Plumber", "range": "$32-$42/hr" }, { "level": "Medical Gas Certified", "range": "$34-$44/hr", "notes": "ASSE 6010 brazing certification required" } ], "certifications": [ "Oklahoma Plumbing License (Journeyman or Master)", "OSHA 10-Hour", "Medical Gas Certification (ASSE 6010)", "Backflow Prevention Certification" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Journeyman Plumber", "Master Plumber", "Plumbing Apprentice", "Service Plumber" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "commercial plumber staffing Oklahoma", "plumber staffing Tulsa", "journeyman plumber Tulsa", "commercial plumbing Oklahoma City", "medical gas plumber Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "fire-sprinkler", "name": "Fire Sprinkler", "category": "licensed", "icon": "fire_hydrant", "shortDescription": "Licensed fire sprinkler fitters for new system installation on commercial projects.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/fire-sprinkler", "overview": "Fire protection is a specialty trade where licensure is non-negotiable — a current state license is required when working in applicable states for both fire sprinkler and fire alarm installation. Our fire sprinkler scope is new installation only — we do not staff inspection or testing work. We staff both scopes on W-2 employment, with current licenses maintained and documented.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Fire Sprinkler Fitter", "range": "$26-$34/hr", "notes": "Oklahoma sprinkler license required" }, { "level": "Fire Alarm Technician", "range": "$25-$32/hr", "notes": "Oklahoma fire alarm license required" }, { "level": "NICET Level II+ Lead", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "Commissioning and AHJ coordination" } ], "certifications": [ "Oklahoma Fire Sprinkler License", "Oklahoma Fire Alarm License", "NICET Level II (Fire Alarm Systems)", "OSHA 10-Hour", "Platform-Specific Certifications" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Fire Sprinkler Fitter", "Fire Alarm Technician", "NICET-Certified Lead", "Fire Alarm Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "fire sprinkler staffing Oklahoma", "fire alarm technician Tulsa", "NICET technician Oklahoma", "fire protection staffing OKC", "licensed fire sprinkler fitter Oklahoma" ] }, { "slug": "fire-alarm", "name": "Fire Alarm", "category": "licensed", "icon": "detector_alarm", "shortDescription": "Licensed fire alarm technicians for system installation, programming, and inspection.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/fire-alarm", "overview": "Fire alarm is the close-out trade that keeps projects from hitting certificate of occupancy. System install, programming, acceptance testing, and AHJ coordination all sit on the critical path in the closing stretch of every commercial build. We staff Oklahoma-licensed fire alarm technicians with NICET credentialing and platform-specific factory training on Notifier, EST, Silent Knight, and Gamewell.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Fire Alarm Installer", "range": "$24-$32/hr", "notes": "Oklahoma fire alarm license required" }, { "level": "Fire Alarm Programmer", "range": "$28-$38/hr", "notes": "Platform-specific factory training" }, { "level": "NICET Level II+ Lead", "range": "$32-$44/hr", "notes": "Commissioning and AHJ coordination" } ], "certifications": [ "Oklahoma Fire Alarm License", "NICET Level II (Fire Alarm Systems)", "OSHA 10-Hour", "Platform-Specific Factory Training", "NFPA 72 Familiarity" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Fire Alarm Installer", "Fire Alarm Programmer / Commissioner", "NICET Level II+ Lead", "Service and Inspection Tech", "Fire Alarm Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "fire alarm staffing Oklahoma", "fire alarm technician Tulsa", "NICET fire alarm Oklahoma", "fire alarm installer Oklahoma City", "licensed fire alarm tech Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "access-control", "name": "Access Control", "category": "licensed", "icon": "lock", "shortDescription": "Access control specialists for electronic security, card readers, and integrated building access systems.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/access-control", "overview": "Access control is the system that controls who gets in, when, and where — a low-voltage scope that ties into building management, fire alarm, and CCTV. We staff installers with platform-specific experience on the major access-control stacks (S2, Lenel, Genetec, Honeywell) and the door-hardware integration skills that determine whether your system actually works on day one.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "Access Control Installer", "range": "$24-$32/hr", "notes": "Platform-specific experience" }, { "level": "Panel Programmer", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Factory training on S2, Lenel, Genetec, or Honeywell" }, { "level": "Integration Lead", "range": "$32-$42/hr", "notes": "Multi-system cross-platform integration" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "State Low-Voltage License", "Platform-Specific Factory Training", "Door Hardware Familiarity" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Access Control Installer", "Panel Programmer / Commissioner", "Integration Lead", "Service and Maintenance Tech", "Access Control Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "access control staffing Oklahoma", "access control installer Tulsa", "S2 Lenel Genetec installer Oklahoma", "commercial access control Oklahoma City", "card reader installer Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "security-cctv", "name": "Security CCTV", "category": "licensed", "icon": "videocam", "shortDescription": "CCTV and surveillance system installers for commercial and industrial security applications.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/security-cctv", "overview": "Modern commercial CCTV is IP-based, analytics-forward, and integrated with access control and building management. The era of four-camera DVR systems is gone. We staff CCTV installers with current experience on the major IP-camera platforms — Hanwha, Axis, Avigilon, Bosch — and the network and analytics configuration skills that make a modern security system actually useful to the facility team.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$18-$24/hr" }, { "level": "IP Camera Installer", "range": "$22-$30/hr", "notes": "Platform-specific experience preferred" }, { "level": "VMS Commissioner", "range": "$26-$34/hr", "notes": "Axis, Genetec, Milestone, or Hanwha Wisenet" }, { "level": "Security Integration Lead", "range": "$30-$40/hr", "notes": "Multi-platform cross-system integration" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "Oklahoma Alarm License", "Platform-Specific Factory Training", "Network Fundamentals", "BICSI Installer" ], "typicalRoles": [ "IP Camera Installer", "VMS Commissioner", "Analytics Integration Specialist", "Security Integration Lead", "CCTV Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "CCTV installer staffing Oklahoma", "IP camera installer Tulsa", "commercial CCTV Oklahoma City", "security camera staffing Oklahoma", "video surveillance installer Tulsa" ] }, { "slug": "structured-cabling", "name": "Structured Cabling", "category": "licensed", "icon": "cable", "shortDescription": "Low-voltage cabling specialists for data, voice, and fiber optic infrastructure.", "hasDedicatedPage": true, "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/services/structured-cabling", "overview": "Low-voltage is the low-profile trade that drives commercial project close-out. Structured cabling, access control, and CCTV are the systems that make modern commercial buildings functional, and they're where project schedules often slip in the closing stretch before occupancy. We staff low-voltage technicians on an experience-required basis — BICSI certification where the project calls for it — with major access-control platform familiarity and IP-camera system install experience.", "payTiers": [ { "level": "Apprentice", "range": "$16-$22/hr" }, { "level": "Cabling Technician", "range": "$20-$28/hr", "notes": "BICSI or equivalent experience" }, { "level": "Access Control / CCTV Technician", "range": "$24-$32/hr", "notes": "Platform-specific experience" }, { "level": "Low-Voltage Lead", "range": "$28-$36/hr", "notes": "Commissioning and multi-trade coordination" } ], "certifications": [ "OSHA 10-Hour", "BICSI Installer", "Fiber Optic Termination & Testing", "Platform-Specific Access Control" ], "typicalRoles": [ "Structured Cabling Technician", "Access Control Installer", "CCTV / IP Camera Installer", "Low-Voltage Apprentice" ], "primaryOffices": [ "tulsa", "oklahoma-city" ], "targetKeywords": [ "low voltage staffing Oklahoma", "structured cabling Tulsa", "access control installer Oklahoma", "CCTV technician Tulsa", "BICSI cabling Oklahoma" ] } ], "openPositions": [ { "id": "DP8006157102", "title": "Commercial Electrician", "trade": "electrician", "location": "norman", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial Electrician – Oklahoma: 🌟 Energize Oklahoma’s commercial landscape! We are seeking a skilled Commercial Electrician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. If you take pride in delivering safe, reliable power solutions and thrive on diverse projects, we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Electrician, you will handle installations in new construction and renovation projects, perform routine maintenance, and swiftly diagnose electrical issues. You’ll collaborate with general contractors, project managers, and other trades to ensure each job meets local code requirements and client specifications. This is a full-time, on-site role with opportunities for overtime and career advancement. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams; Install, wire, and terminate motors, controls, and circuit breakers; Install, bend and place a variety of conduit including EMT and Rigid Pipe; Install switches, receptacles, and various electrical components; Install wiring systems, conduit, lighting fixtures, receptacles, and panelboards; Troubleshoot and repair electrical faults in lighting, HVAC, and power systems; Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections on electrical components; Coordinate with project teams to sequence electrical work alongside other trades; Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA 70E, and local electrical codes; Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean, safe work area. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial electrician experience; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician license preferred; In-depth knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, and applicable local codes; Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment (multimeter, megger); Strong blueprint-reading and circuit-labeling skills; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance and a commitment to safety. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with occasional overtime Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to power up your career in commercial electrical work? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or send your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC is Oklahoma’s trusted partner for industrial and commercial manpower solutions. We serve a broad range of clients—from manufacturing plants to commercial contractors—by supplying top-tier talent and upholding the highest standards of quality, safety, and professionalism.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP8006157102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP8006157102" }, { "id": "DP6673555102", "title": "Commercial Electrician - Edmond", "trade": "electrician", "location": "edmond", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial Electrician – Oklahoma: 🌟 Energize Oklahoma’s commercial landscape! We are seeking a skilled Commercial Electrician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. If you take pride in delivering safe, reliable power solutions and thrive on diverse projects, we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Electrician, you will handle installations in new construction and renovation projects, perform routine maintenance, and swiftly diagnose electrical issues. You’ll collaborate with general contractors, project managers, and other trades to ensure each job meets local code requirements and client specifications. This is a full-time, on-site role with opportunities for overtime and career advancement. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams; Install, wire, and terminate motors, controls, and circuit breakers; Install, bend and place a variety of conduit including EMT and Rigid Pipe; Install switches, receptacles, and various electrical components; Install wiring systems, conduit, lighting fixtures, receptacles, and panelboards; Troubleshoot and repair electrical faults in lighting, HVAC, and power systems; Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections on electrical components; Coordinate with project teams to sequence electrical work alongside other trades; Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA 70E, and local electrical codes; Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean, safe work area. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial electrician experience; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician license preferred; In-depth knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, and applicable local codes; Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment (multimeter, megger); Strong blueprint-reading and circuit-labeling skills; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance and a commitment to safety. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with occasional overtime Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to power up your career in commercial electrical work? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or send your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC is Oklahoma’s trusted partner for industrial and commercial manpower solutions. We serve a broad range of clients—from manufacturing plants to commercial contractors—by supplying top-tier talent and upholding the highest standards of quality, safety, and professionalism.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP6673555102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP6673555102" }, { "id": "DP3730272102", "title": "Commercial HVAC Installer", "trade": "mechanical-hvac", "location": "norman", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial HVAC Installer – Oklahoma: 🌟 Bring climate control expertise to Oklahoma’s commercial projects! We are seeking a skilled Commercial HVAC Installers to set up, service, and optimize heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. Position Overview: As a Commercial HVAC Installer, you will interpret mechanical drawings, install ductwork, mount and wire HVAC units, and perform system start-ups. You’ll collaborate with project managers and other trades to sequence work, troubleshoot field issues, and ensure systems run at peak efficiency. This full-time, on-site role offers consistent hours, optional overtime, and a clear path for career growth. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret HVAC blueprints, schematics, and duct designs; Install, align, and secure air handlers, condensers, furnaces, chillers, and ductwork; Wire thermostats, controls, and electrical panels per manufacturer specifications; Charge systems with refrigerant and perform leak tests to ensure airtight operation; Calibrate airflow, temperature, and pressure settings for balanced comfort; Conduct start-up procedures, system performance tests, and client walkthroughs; Follow all safety protocols, lockout/tagout procedures, and local code requirements. What You Bring: 2+ years of commercial HVAC installation experience; EPA Section 608 certification (Type I, II, or III) required; NATE certification preferred; Proficiency with sheet metal fabrication, ductwork layout, and pipe fitting; Strong electrical wiring skills and familiarity with HVAC controls; Hands-on experience with refrigerant handling and leak detection tools; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance record and commitment to safety and quality; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Mechanical license preferred. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) retirement plan with company match; Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays); Overtime and shift-differential pay; Continuing education and certification reimbursement; Tool, uniform, and boot allowance. How to Apply: Ready to control the climate in Oklahoma’s commercial spaces? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading contractors, facility managers, and commercial clients across Oklahoma to deliver top-tier staffing and field services. Our focus on safety, quality, and professionalism ensures every installation meets code, client expectations, and our own exacting standards.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP3730272102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP3730272102" }, { "id": "DP6284975102", "title": "Commercial Plumber", "trade": "commercial-plumbing", "location": "norman", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial Plumber – Oklahoma: 🌟 Keep Oklahoma’s commercial projects and facilities flowing smoothly! We are seeking experienced Commercial Plumbers to install, maintain, and troubleshoot plumbing systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. If you pride yourself on precision pipefitting and code compliance, we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Plumber, you will perform installations of new plumbing systems, inspect and maintain existing piping, and respond to service calls for repairs. You’ll coordinate with general contractors, project managers, and other trades to ensure each job adheres to blueprints and local plumbing codes. This full-time, on-site role includes opportunities for overtime and career advancement. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and specifications; Install, repair, and maintain water, waste, and vent piping systems; Fit and secure fixtures such as sinks, toilets, water heaters, and backflow preventers; Diagnose and resolve leaks, clogs, and pressure issues in commercial plumbing networks; Conduct preventive maintenance inspections and safety checks; Ensure compliance with applicable plumbing codes, health regulations, and OSHA standards; Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean, safe work environment. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial plumbing experience in new construction and renovation projects; Journeyman Plumber license (Master Plumber preferred); Proficiency with pipe materials (PVC, copper, steel) and installation techniques; Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills for mechanical and hydraulic systems; Excellent blueprint-reading and layout capabilities; Outstanding communication and teamwork skills; Reliable attendance and a steadfast commitment to safety; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Plumbing License preferred. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (based on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to make an impact on Oklahoma’s commercial infrastructure? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and qualified candidates will be contacted promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading manufacturers, contractors, and commercial clients across Oklahoma to deliver expert staffing and field services. Our commitment to safety, quality, and professionalism ensures that every project is completed on time and to the highest standards.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP6284975102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP6284975102" }, { "id": "DP296561102", "title": "Industrial Electrician", "trade": "electrician", "location": "ardmore", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial Electrician – Oklahoma: 🌟 Energize Oklahoma’s commercial landscape! We are seeking a skilled Commercial Electrician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in retail, office, distribution, and institutional buildings. If you take pride in delivering safe, reliable power solutions and thrive on diverse projects, we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Electrician, you will handle installations in new construction and renovation projects, perform routine maintenance, and swiftly diagnose electrical issues. You’ll collaborate with general contractors, project managers, and other trades to ensure each job meets local code requirements and client specifications. This is a full-time, on-site role with opportunities for overtime and career advancement. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams; Install, wire, and terminate motors, controls, and circuit breakers; Install, bend and place a variety of conduit including EMT and Rigid Pipe; Install switches, receptacles, and various electrical components; Install wiring systems, conduit, lighting fixtures, receptacles, and panelboards; Troubleshoot and repair electrical faults in lighting, HVAC, and power systems; Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections on electrical components; Coordinate with project teams to sequence electrical work alongside other trades; Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA 70E, and local electrical codes; Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean, safe work area. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial electrician experience; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician license preferred; In-depth knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, and applicable local codes; Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment (multimeter, megger); Strong blueprint-reading and circuit-labeling skills; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance and a commitment to safety. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with occasional overtime Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to power up your career in commercial electrical work? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or send your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC is Oklahoma’s trusted partner for industrial and commercial manpower solutions. We serve a broad range of clients—from manufacturing plants to commercial contractors—by supplying top-tier talent and upholding the highest standards of quality, safety, and professionalism.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP296561102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP296561102" }, { "id": "DP9333235102", "title": "Low Voltage Tech", "trade": "structured-cabling", "location": "tulsa", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$18-$36/hr", "description": "Low-Voltage Installer – Oklahoma: 🌟 Power up Oklahoma’s critical systems! We are seeking skilled Low-Voltage Installers to run, terminate, and test structured cabling and control wiring for security, fire alarm, data, and audio/visual systems in commercial and industrial facilities. Position Overview: As a Low-Voltage Technician, you will interpret wiring diagrams and blueprints to install CAT5/6/7 data cabling, fiber optics, security cameras, access control panels, fire alarm devices, and AV systems. You’ll collaborate with project managers and electricians to sequence your work, maintain neat cable pathways, and conduct thorough system tests. This full-time, on-site role offers consistent day shifts with optional overtime. What You’ll Do: Read and follow low-voltage schematics, wiring diagrams, and installation specifications; Route and secure cable bundles in conduits, cable trays, and raceways; Terminate and label copper and fiber optic cables using punch-down tools, crimpers, and fusion splicers; Install and align cameras, sensors, keypads, speakers, and related devices; Program and test access control and fire alarm panels for correct operation; Perform continuity, certification, and performance tests with cable testers and OTDRs; Maintain clean, organized work areas and adhere to safety protocols. What You Bring: 2+ years of low-voltage installation experience (security, data, AV, or fire systems); Proficiency with hand tools, crimpers, fusion splicers, and cable testers; Ability to read blueprints, Riser diagrams, and device schedules; Familiarity with BICSI standards, NFPA 70, and local low-voltage codes; Strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, and problem-solving skills; Comfortable working at heights, in confined spaces, and on ladders; Valid driver’s license and reliable attendance record. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $18.00 – $36.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) retirement plan with company match; Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays); Overtime and shift-differential pay; Continuing education and certification support (e.g., BICSI, NICET); Tool, uniform, and boot allowance. How to Apply: Ready to wire Oklahoma’s next generation of low-voltage systems? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading contractors, facility managers, and technology integrators throughout Oklahoma to deliver expert manpower and field services. Our commitment to safety, precision, and on-time performance ensures every low-voltage installation meets client specifications and industry standards.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP9333235102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP9333235102" }, { "id": "DP7699933102", "title": "Electrical Apprentice(2+yrs exp) and Journeyman", "trade": "electrician", "location": "tulsa", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial Electrician – Oklahoma: 🌟 Energize Oklahoma’s commercial landscape! We are seeking a skilled Commercial Electrician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. If you take pride in delivering safe, reliable power solutions and thrive on diverse projects, we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Electrician, you will handle installations in new construction and renovation projects, perform routine maintenance, and swiftly diagnose electrical issues. You’ll collaborate with general contractors, project managers, and other trades to ensure each job meets local code requirements and client specifications. This is a full-time, on-site role with opportunities for overtime and career advancement. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams; Install, wire, and terminate motors, controls, and circuit breakers; Install, bend and place a variety of conduit including EMT and Rigid Pipe; Install switches, receptacles, and various electrical components; Install wiring systems, conduit, lighting fixtures, receptacles, and panelboards; Troubleshoot and repair electrical faults in lighting, HVAC, and power systems; Perform preventive maintenance and safety inspections on electrical components; Coordinate with project teams to sequence electrical work alongside other trades; Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA 70E, and local electrical codes; Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean, safe work area. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial electrician experience; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician license preferred; In-depth knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, and applicable local codes; Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment (multimeter, megger); Strong blueprint-reading and circuit-labeling skills; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance and a commitment to safety. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with occasional overtime Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to power up your career in commercial electrical work? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or send your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC is Oklahoma’s trusted partner for industrial and commercial manpower solutions. We serve a broad range of clients—from manufacturing plants to commercial contractors—by supplying top-tier talent and upholding the highest standards of quality, safety, and professionalism.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP7699933102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP7699933102" }, { "id": "DP6185171102", "title": "Commercial HVAC and Duct Installer", "trade": "mechanical-hvac", "location": "tulsa", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$18-$40/hr", "description": "HVAC/Sheet Metal Duct Installer – Oklahoma: 🌟 Shape the airflow in Oklahoma’s commercial and industrial spaces! Craftsmen Resources LLC is seeking experienced Sheet Metal Duct Installers to measure, fabricate, and install HVAC ductwork that ensures clean, efficient air distribution. Position Overview: As a HVAC and SM Duct Installer, you will interpret HVAC plans, layout and assemble duct sections, and install ductwork systems in commercial, retail, and industrial facilities. You’ll collaborate with project teams to sequence work, ensure airtight connections, and meet project deadlines. This full-time, on-site role includes consistent hours and opportunities for overtime. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret mechanical drawings, duct layouts, and fabrication diagrams; Measure, cut, bend, and assemble sheet metal duct components using hand and power tools; Install ductwork, grilles, diffusers, and support hangers, ensuring proper alignment and sealing; Seal seams and joints with mastic, tape, or gasketing to maintain system efficiency; Verify airflow and pressure with gauges and duct testers; Coordinate with other trades to integrate duct systems with electrical and plumbing installations; Follow all safety protocols, including proper handling of sheet metal and use of fall protection. What You Bring: 2+ years of sheet metal or duct installation experience in commercial or industrial settings; Ability to read and work from blueprints and fabrication drawings; Proficiency with sheet metal tools, spot welders, and duct sealing methods; Strong manual dexterity, physical stamina, and attention to detail; Excellent communication and teamwork skills; Reliable attendance and commitment to a safe work environment. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $18.00 – $40.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) retirement plan with company match; Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays); Overtime and shift-differential pay; Continuing education and certification support; Tool, uniform, and safety gear allowance. How to Apply: Ready to install the ductwork that powers Oklahoma’s climate control? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading contractors and facility managers across Oklahoma to deliver expert manpower and field services. Our unwavering focus on safety, precision, and reliability helps us build a reputation for exceptional workmanship and on-time delivery.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-08", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP6185171102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP6185171102" }, { "id": "DP4705485102", "title": "Commercial Carpenter", "trade": "carpentry", "location": "tulsa", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$35/hr", "description": "Commercial Carpenter – Oklahoma: 🌟 Shape Oklahoma’s commercial structures with precision! We are seeking an experienced Commercial Carpenters to install, finish, and repair woodwork in retail, office, and institutional buildings. If you excel at framing, trim work, and millwork—and take pride in delivering high-quality craftsmanship—we want you on our team! Position Overview: As a Commercial Carpenter, you will interpret blueprints and specifications to build, install, and repair interior and exterior wood structures. You’ll coordinate with project managers, general contractors, and other trades to sequence carpentry work while adhering to local codes and architectural requirements. This full-time, on-site role offers steady hours, optional overtime, and clear advancement opportunities. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret construction plans, blueprints, and material specifications; Frame walls, floors, ceilings, and roof structures using dimensional lumber and engineered components; Install doors, windows, cabinets, custom millwork, and finish carpentry elements; Measure, cut, shape, and assemble wood, metal, or composite materials with hand and power tools; Repair or replace damaged woodwork, fixtures, and trim to maintain structural integrity and aesthetics; Collaborate with other trades to ensure proper fit, finish, and project sequencing; Follow all safety protocols, including fall protection and proper tool handling. What You Bring: 3+ years of commercial carpentry experience in new construction and renovation projects; Proficiency with framing carpentry, finish trim, and custom millwork; Strong ability to read and work from blueprints, drawings, and cut lists; Skilled in the use of hand tools, power saws, routers, and layout instruments; Excellent attention to detail, mathematical aptitude, and problem-solving skills; Reliable attendance, a strong work ethic, and a commitment to safety. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $35.00 per hour (based on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with overtime available Benefits: Medical Benefits; Paid time off; Overtime and shift-differential pay; Career Development Opportunities. How to Apply: Ready to craft Oklahoma’s next commercial project? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading contractors, facility managers, and commercial clients across Oklahoma to provide expert staffing and field services. Our unwavering commitment to safety, quality, and professionalism ensures every project is completed on time and to the highest standards.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-02", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP4705485102", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP4705485102" }, { "id": "DP7870140107", "title": "Concrete Worker/Driver- Travel", "trade": "concrete", "location": "tulsa", "type": "full-time", "payRange": "$16-$22/hr", "description": "Concrete Laborer – Oklahoma: 🌟 Lay the foundation of Oklahoma’s infrastructure! We are seeking a dedicated Concrete Laborer to assist with pouring, finishing, and repairing concrete structures across commercial and industrial sites. Candidate must be capable of driving a half and 3/4 ton Truck to and from the site. Position Overview: As a Concrete Worker, you will work alongside skilled carpenters and finishers to prepare job sites, mix and pour concrete, execute finishing techniques, and maintain equipment. This full-time, on-site role offers consistent hours with opportunities for overtime and career growth. What You’ll Do: Prepare and clean job sites by removing debris, setting forms, and placing rebar; Mix, pour, and distribute concrete for slabs, footings, walls, and flatwork; Operate hand and power tools such as bull floats, trowels, edgers, and saws; Finish surfaces with screeding, floating, jointing, and applying curing compounds; Clean tools and equipment and maintain a safe, organized work area; Follow directions, adhere to safety protocols, and communicate effectively with your team. What You Bring: 1+ years of concrete labor or concrete construction experience preferred; Ability to perform physical labor: lift 50+ lbs, bend, kneel, and stand for extended periods; Basic understanding of concrete mixes, finishing techniques, and curing processes; Eagerness to learn new skills, follow instructions, and work collaboratively; Reliable attendance, punctuality, and a strong work ethic; OSHA 10-Hour Construction card or willingness to obtain is a plus; Must have VALID OKLAHOMA DRIVERS LICENSE. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $16.00 – $22.00 per hour (based on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) retirement plan with company match; Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays); Overtime and shift-differential pay; On-the-job training and skill development; Tool, uniform, and safety gear allowance. How to Apply: Ready to build Oklahoma’s future from the ground up? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC provides premier staffing solutions for industrial and commercial construction projects throughout Oklahoma. We pride ourselves on safety, reliability, and quality—supporting everything from foundations and slabs to sidewalks and structural elements.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-07", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP7870140107", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP7870140107" }, { "id": "DP74179361019", "title": "Commercial HVAC Installer", "trade": "mechanical-hvac", "location": "warr-acres", "type": "contract", "payRange": "$20-$45/hr", "description": "Commercial HVAC Installer – Oklahoma: 🌟 Bring climate control expertise to Oklahoma’s commercial projects! We are seeking a skilled Commercial HVAC Installers to set up, service, and optimize heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in retail, office, and institutional buildings. Position Overview: As a Commercial HVAC Installer, you will interpret mechanical drawings, install ductwork, mount and wire HVAC units, and perform system start-ups. You’ll collaborate with project managers and other trades to sequence work, troubleshoot field issues, and ensure systems run at peak efficiency. This full-time, on-site role offers consistent hours, optional overtime, and a clear path for career growth. What You’ll Do: Read and interpret HVAC blueprints, schematics, and duct designs; Install, align, and secure air handlers, condensers, furnaces, chillers, and ductwork; Wire thermostats, controls, and electrical panels per manufacturer specifications; Charge systems with refrigerant and perform leak tests to ensure airtight operation; Calibrate airflow, temperature, and pressure settings for balanced comfort; Conduct start-up procedures, system performance tests, and client walkthroughs; Follow all safety protocols, lockout/tagout procedures, and local code requirements. What You Bring: 2+ years of commercial HVAC installation experience; EPA Section 608 certification (Type I, II, or III) required; NATE certification preferred; Proficiency with sheet metal fabrication, ductwork layout, and pipe fitting; Strong electrical wiring skills and familiarity with HVAC controls; Hands-on experience with refrigerant handling and leak detection tools; Excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities; Reliable attendance record and commitment to safety and quality; OK Apprentice or Journeyman Mechanical license preferred. Pay & Benefits: Pay Range: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour (depending on experience) Shift: Day shift, Monday–Friday, with optional overtime Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) retirement plan with company match; Paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays); Overtime and shift-differential pay; Continuing education and certification reimbursement; Tool, uniform, and boot allowance. How to Apply: Ready to control the climate in Oklahoma’s commercial spaces? Click “Apply Now” on Indeed or email your resume and a brief cover letter to admin@craftsmenresources.com. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact qualified candidates promptly. About Craftsmen Resources LLC: Craftsmen Resources LLC partners with leading contractors, facility managers, and commercial clients across Oklahoma to deliver top-tier staffing and field services. Our focus on safety, quality, and professionalism ensures every installation meets code, client expectations, and our own exacting standards.", "requirements": [], "certifications": [], "postedDate": "2026-10-19", "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/careers/DP74179361019", "applyUrl": "https://craftsmenresources.com/find-work/apply?job=DP74179361019" } ], "projects": { "total": 16, "featured": [ { "slug": "amazon-hok2", "name": "Amazon HOK2", "description": "1 million square foot Amazon fulfillment center requiring a peak deployment of 20+ electricians through the phased build-out.", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Industrial", "trades": [ "electrician" ], "metrics": "20+ electricians deployed" }, { "slug": "cox-business-center", "name": "Cox Business Center", "description": "$55 million renovation of Tulsa's premier convention and events center, requiring multi-trade coordination.", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Commercial", "trades": [ "electrician", "mechanical-hvac", "carpentry" ], "metrics": "$55M renovation" }, { "slug": "pga-championship-2022", "name": "PGA Championship — Southern Hills", "description": "Temporary infrastructure and electrical support for one of golf's four major championships held in Tulsa.", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Event", "trades": [ "electrician", "skilled-labor" ], "metrics": null }, { "slug": "tulsa-premium-outlets", "name": "Tulsa Premium Outlets", "description": "Major retail construction project requiring 35 electricians sustained at full strength from shell construction through tenant build-out of a premium shopping destination.", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Retail", "trades": [ "electrician" ], "metrics": "35 electricians at peak" } ], "all": [ { "slug": "amazon-hok2", "name": "Amazon HOK2", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Industrial" }, { "slug": "bancfirst-tower", "name": "BancFirst Tower", "location": "Oklahoma City, OK", "sector": "Commercial" }, { "slug": "berry-plastics", "name": "Berry Plastics", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Industrial" }, { "slug": "cox-business-center", "name": "Cox Business Center", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Commercial" }, { "slug": "flix-brewhouse", "name": "Flix Brewhouse", "location": "Oklahoma City, OK", "sector": "Hospitality" }, { "slug": "hyatt-place", "name": "Hyatt Place", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Hospitality" }, { "slug": "meat-processing-plant", "name": "Meat Processing Plant", "location": "Okmulgee, OK", "sector": "Food Processing" }, { "slug": "mercy-rehab-hospital", "name": "Mercy Rehab Hospital", "location": "Oklahoma City, OK", "sector": "Healthcare" }, { "slug": "moms-meals", "name": "Moms Meals", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Food Processing" }, { "slug": "oru-athletic-center", "name": "ORU Athletic Center", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Education" }, { "slug": "osu-health-science", "name": "OSU Health Science", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Education" }, { "slug": "pga-championship-2022", "name": "PGA Championship — Southern Hills", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Event" }, { "slug": "tenant-build-out-tpo", "name": "Tenant Build Out (TPO)", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Commercial" }, { "slug": "ttc-lemley-campus", "name": "TTC Lemley Campus", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Education" }, { "slug": "tulsa-premium-outlets", "name": "Tulsa Premium Outlets", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Retail" }, { "slug": "tulsa-public-schools", "name": "Tulsa Public Schools", "location": "Tulsa, OK", "sector": "Education" } ] }, "team": [ { "name": "David Pentecost", "title": "Managing Member — Operations & Recruiting", "bio": "David brings over a decade of experience in construction manpower solutions and workforce management. He oversees day-to-day operations, client relationships, and recruiting strategy for Craftsmen Resources.", "experience": "10+ years", "education": "NSU — Entrepreneurship" } ], "faqs": [ { "question": "What benefits do you offer?", "answer": "As W-2 employees, our craftsmen receive health insurance through United Healthcare, dental through Delta Dental, vision through VSP, and paid time off (PTO). 401(k) participation eligibility begins after one year of employment. Pay is weekly with electronic timekeeping. We believe skilled professionals deserve skilled-professional benefits.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "What makes Craftsmen Resources different from other staffing agencies?", "answer": "Three things set us apart: our W-2 employment model (not 1099 contractors), our comprehensive benefits package that retains top talent, and our deep Oklahoma roots with hands-on ownership. We are not a temp agency — we are a project manpower company. Instead of recruiting people for you to hire, we recruit and retain skilled, licensed craft professionals for you to use through your busy season, and when your work slows we absorb them onto other client projects.", "category": "general" }, { "question": "What trades can Craftsmen Resources supply?", "answer": "We provide 21 trade categories including both licensed trades (electricians, HVAC, plumbing, fire sprinkler, fire alarm, access control, CCTV, structured cabling) and unlicensed trades (carpentry, concrete, welding, pipefitting, ironworkers, heavy equipment operators, forklift operators, skilled labor, fire watch, hole watch, glass/glazing).", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "How quickly can you fill a staffing order?", "answer": "You will hear from a manpower partner within 24 hours of your request to talk through the scope. We do not publish a standard fill time, because an honest one does not exist — the real timeline is driven by two things: how many craftsmen you need, and how in-demand that specific trade is right now. Two journeyman carpenters and twelve 6G-certified welders during turnaround season are different problems, and any company quoting you the same number for both is guessing. Here is what actually moves the date: headcount, the trade and certifications required, whether the work is local or travel, site access requirements like TWIC or a client background screen, and how far ahead you tell us. On large mobilizations we build a phased deployment schedule with you rather than promising everyone on day one. This is the difference between a temp agency and a manpower solutions partner — we would rather plan your labor with you in advance than send warm bodies against a deadline. Contractors who bring us into planning early consistently get the crews they want; the ones who call the morning of get our honest read on what is realistic.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "How long has Craftsmen Resources been in business?", "answer": "Craftsmen Resources was founded in Tulsa, Oklahoma and has built a track record across hundreds of commercial and industrial projects. Our leadership team brings a combined 45+ years of business and construction industry experience.", "category": "general" }, { "question": "Do I need to be licensed to work with Craftsmen Resources?", "answer": "Not necessarily. We place both licensed and unlicensed tradespeople. Licensed trades (electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, etc.) require current licensure. Unlicensed trades (carpentry, welding, concrete, skilled labor, etc.) require demonstrated experience and relevant safety certifications.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "How do I apply?", "answer": "You can apply online through our Worker Application form, call our Tulsa office at (918) 551-7455, or visit one of our offices in person. The application process covers your trade experience, certifications, availability, and work preferences.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "What geographic areas do you serve?", "answer": "Our Tulsa headquarters and Oklahoma City branch dispatch across a five-state service region: Oklahoma statewide, North Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, Sherman), Arkansas (Bentonville, Springdale, Fayetteville, Fort Smith), Kansas (Wichita), and Missouri (Joplin). Wherever your jobsite sits in that region, a manpower partner will meet with you within 24 hours of your request to scope the work.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "Do you offer local and traveling work?", "answer": "Yes. We offer both local assignments in the Tulsa and OKC metro areas and traveling positions across our five-state region (OK, TX, AR, KS, MO). During your application, you can specify your willingness to travel and your preferred geographic area.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "Are your workers W-2 employees or 1099 contractors?", "answer": "All of our craftsmen are W-2 employees of Craftsmen Resources. This means we handle payroll, taxes, workers' compensation, and benefits administration. The W-2 model provides our clients with reduced liability and consistent workforce quality.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "What is a variable workforce solution?", "answer": "Most commercial contractors are truly busy seven to eight months a year, and winter is slow. Holding trained craftsmen through the slow season often means breaking even in the first quarter. A variable workforce solution keeps your field staff lean — your A- and B-level craftsmen — and supplements from our pool of skilled, licensed W-2 craft professionals only when the work is there. We recruit and retain them; you use them per project or as needed. When your project or season slows, we absorb those craftsmen and place them on other client projects. Contractors that run a variable workforce spend less on yearly employee costs than contractors who carry a full crew through the winter — we'll walk the math for your headcount.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "How does billing work?", "answer": "Time is submitted and client approval is received by Tuesday, and you receive your invoice by Wednesday. Payment is due upon receipt — we consider ourselves an extension of your payroll, and our employees are paid weekly. All time is tracked electronically with timecard backups for your records, and billing is a single hourly bill rate per trade classification with no hidden fees.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "What is the pay schedule?", "answer": "Craftsmen Resources pays weekly, every Friday, by direct deposit (direct deposit is required). Timekeeping is electronic, ensuring accurate hours and prompt payment every week.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "What safety training do you provide?", "answer": "Every new hire reviews our safety manual, completes a safety orientation, and receives monthly Toolbox Talks. OSHA 10 training is provided when required on applicable jobsites, and additional site-specific safety training is administered per project.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "Do you carry workers' compensation and liability insurance?", "answer": "Yes. Craftsmen Resources maintains comprehensive workers' compensation coverage and general liability insurance. We can provide certificates of insurance upon request for your project requirements.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "Do I need my own tools?", "answer": "Hand tools are typically expected for your trade. Power tools and specialty equipment are generally provided by the project site. Specific tool requirements vary by trade and project — your recruiter will discuss this during the placement process.", "category": "craftsmen" }, { "question": "What safety standards do your craftsmen meet?", "answer": "All employees review the safety manual, participate in a safety orientation, and receive the current month's Toolbox Talk during the hiring process. After hire, Toolbox Talks are sent out monthly for review. Applicable safety training can be administered on a per-project basis, and pre-assignment drug screens and background checks can be administered per project based on client or site requirements.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "What if a worker doesn't show or doesn't work out?", "answer": "Every craftsman assigned comes with a 4-hour guarantee. If the employee does not meet expectations within the first 4 hours of their first day on assignment, we will replace the employee at no additional cost.", "category": "contractors" }, { "question": "How do you vet your craftsmen?", "answer": "Our multi-stage vetting process includes skills assessment, certification verification, reference checks, drug screening, background checks, and safety training verification. We ensure every craftsman we deploy meets the highest standards of skill and reliability.", "category": "contractors" } ], "insights": [ { "slug": "from-staffing-request-to-manpower-partner", "title": "You Need a Crew by Monday. Here's How to Never Be in That Spot Again.", "excerpt": "Most GCs and site supers find us searching for a staffing or temp agency to fix a problem that's already on fire. Here's what happens after the fix.", "publishedAt": "2026-09-03", "author": "David Pentecost", "category": "Contractors", "tags": [ "contractors", "staffing", "manpower solutions", "planning" ], "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/insights/from-staffing-request-to-manpower-partner", "readingMinutes": 6 }, { "slug": "first-week-craftsmen-resources", "title": "What to Expect Your First Week Working with Craftsmen Resources", "excerpt": "From the first recruiter call to meeting your foreman on day one — here's exactly how our 7-step hiring process works, and what surprises most new hires.", "publishedAt": "2026-06-12", "author": "David Pentecost", "category": "Craftsmen", "tags": [ "careers", "onboarding", "W-2", "hiring process" ], "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/insights/first-week-craftsmen-resources", "readingMinutes": 5 }, { "slug": "oklahoma-construction-labor-market-2026-outlook", "title": "Oklahoma's Construction Labor Market: What Contractors Need to Know in 2026", "excerpt": "Licensed journeymen are getting harder to find, wages keep climbing, and the data-center boom is squeezing the top of the craft pool. Here's the playbook.", "publishedAt": "2026-06-12", "author": "David Pentecost", "category": "Market", "tags": [ "labor market", "Oklahoma", "2026", "contractors", "recruiting" ], "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/insights/oklahoma-construction-labor-market-2026-outlook", "readingMinutes": 6 }, { "slug": "safety-culture-non-negotiable", "title": "Why Safety Culture Is Non-Negotiable at Craftsmen Resources", "excerpt": "Safety isn't a binder on a shelf here — it's a hiring filter, a monthly rhythm, and sometimes the reason we tell a candidate no.", "publishedAt": "2026-06-12", "author": "David Pentecost", "category": "Safety", "tags": [ "safety", "culture", "hiring", "training" ], "url": "https://craftsmenresources.com/insights/safety-culture-non-negotiable", "readingMinutes": 5 }, { "slug": "w2-vs-1099-construction-workers", "title": "W-2 vs 1099 Construction Workers: The Real Difference", "excerpt": "Every contractor I talk to says they understand the difference. 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