Commercial Concrete Finisher
Flatwork finishing on commercial slabs — broom finish, hard trowel, stained and polished concrete.
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Concrete finishers, form carpenters, and structural concrete crews for commercial slab, foundation, and tilt-up work across our five-state region — Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri.
Coverage
Tulsa · OKC
1 active opening in this trade right now.
The Trade
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.
Typical Roles
Flatwork finishing on commercial slabs — broom finish, hard trowel, stained and polished concrete.
Footing, foundation wall, column, and structural concrete formwork on commercial and industrial projects.
Tilt-up concrete panel casting, bracing, and lift coordination for commercial and industrial construction.
Rebar layout, tying, and placement for slabs, footings, columns, and structural walls.
Form setting, pour day support, vibrator operation, and finish-crew support under journeyman lead.
Market Rates
Real five-state-region pay ranges by experience tier, informed by our active placements.
Concrete Laborer
$18-$24/hr
Commercial Finisher
$24-$32/hr
ACI Flatwork Finisher preferred
Form Carpenter
$24-$32/hr
Concrete Foreman / Lead
$30-$40/hr
Crew management plus finish sign-off
Credentials
Every certification below is verified at onboarding and re-verified at renewal. Records are kept on file for project compliance audits.
OSHA 10-HourRequired
OSHA 30-Hour
Required for lead roles.
ACI Flatwork Finisher
Preferred for commercial slab and architectural concrete scopes.
Confined Space
Required on caisson, vault, and sub-grade structural concrete.
Fall Protection
Required on elevated slab and tilt-up panel work.
Regional Coverage
Tulsa dispatches concrete crews across the I-44 industrial belt (Amazon HOK2 slab work, Berry Plastics expansions) and downtown commercial. OKC covers commercial tilt-up, healthcare foundations, and tenant-improvement slab work.
Active Openings
Questions
Yes. Tilt-up panel pours typically need a finisher crew of 4-8 plus form carpenters during casting. We mobilize the full crew from a single dispatcher, coordinated with your crane and rigging for lift day.
Yes. Architectural finish is a specialty subset — finishers with ACI Flatwork certification and documented experience on polished or stained slabs. Ask specifically for architectural experience on your manpower request.
Our finishers are trained on ACI 306 cold-weather and ACI 305 hot-weather concrete practices. Oklahoma summer and early-winter pours both require active protection — our crews know the difference between a pour that lasts and one that spalls by year three.
The Standard
Licensed where the law requires it. OSHA-screened on every shift. W-2 employed — no misclassification risk. Staffed across the OK / TX corridor.
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