Commercial Site Laborer
Site prep, material handling, jobsite cleanup, and utility support across commercial construction scopes.
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Versatile commercial laborers for site prep, demolition, material handling, and construction support across every trade scope in our five-state region (OK, TX, AR, KS, MO).

Coverage
Tulsa · OKC
No open roles posted in this trade right now — apply to join the crew.
The Trade
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.
Typical Roles
Site prep, material handling, jobsite cleanup, and utility support across commercial construction scopes.
Controlled commercial demolition, debris handling, and salvage support under supervisor coordination.
Cross-trade support — assist electricians, carpenters, masons, or mechanical crews with material handling, cleanup, and field support.
Material staging, delivery coordination, dumpster and debris management, and site-flow coordination on larger commercial projects.
Market Rates
Real five-state-region pay ranges by experience tier, informed by our active placements.
General Laborer
$16-$20/hr
Skilled Laborer
$18-$24/hr
Verified trade-support experience
Labor Foreman / Site Lead
$22-$30/hr
Crew coordination experience
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 site-lead roles.
Confined Space / Fall Protection
Per-scope screening when the assignment requires it.
First Aid / CPR
Preferred for site-lead roles on remote or industrial work.
Regional Coverage
Skilled labor is our deepest roster category. Tulsa and OKC both run steady skilled-labor dispatch — commercial new construction, industrial site support, demolition crews, and jobsite logistics for mid-to-large commercial builds. Common pull-through for projects that start with labor and upgrade craftsmen into trade-specific roles.
Active Openings
New work turns weekly. Apply to join the crew and we'll match you to Skilled Labor openings as they come online.
Join the crew — Skilled LaborQuestions
Every craftsman is W-2 (you are not the employer of record). We verify OSHA-10 minimum, prior commercial construction work history, and reliable transportation. Day-labor services filter for nothing — we filter for the attributes that keep your schedule intact.
Yes. Our pipeline is designed around it — skilled laborers with aptitude for a specific trade get flagged, and we've moved craftsmen from our labor roster into carpentry, concrete, and electrical apprentice programs. Ask about apprenticeship pipeline support if you're structured to sponsor progression.
Yes — it's one of our most common requests. Tulsa and OKC metros both have bench depth on skilled labor, so a surge of 4-10 laborers is well within our normal range; headcount and scope drive what's realistic. Tell us what you need and we'll respond within 24 hours to meet with you about it.
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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Tell us the scope, trade mix, and timeline. We'll respond within 24 hours to meet with a manpower partner.