Professional & Leadership Search
Targeted recruiting for superintendents, project managers, estimators, project engineers, schedulers, safety leaders, operations professionals, and construction executives.
Direct-hire recruiting for construction companies seeking dependable field employees, skilled tradespeople, supervisors, project staff, managers, and executive leadership.
Every search begins with the work itself: the project type, technical experience, crew structure, location, schedule, compensation, and leadership expectations.
Targeted recruiting for superintendents, project managers, estimators, project engineers, schedulers, safety leaders, operations professionals, and construction executives.
Direct-hire recruiting for foremen, form carpenters, concrete finishers, pipefitters, welders, equipment operators, mechanics, drivers, and other field positions.
A coordinated recruiting approach for companies that need multiple field employees or tradespeople for expansion, project mobilization, geographic growth, or recurring workforce demand.
We define the role, responsibilities, project experience, compensation, location, schedule, travel expectations, and hiring timeline.
The candidate market is approached through targeted outreach, networks, referrals, job platforms, and direct recruiting.
Prospects are reviewed for relevant experience, employment interests, logistics, compensation, and availability.
The opportunity is discussed with the candidate, and permission is obtained before the resume is submitted.
Your team selects who to interview and controls the evaluation, selection, reference, and hiring decisions.
We help maintain communication, clarify expectations, and support the process through an accepted offer and planned start date.
Searches can be created for one specialized position or a group of recurring construction roles.
The employer hires the selected candidate directly as its employee. Florida Construction Talent manages sourcing, initial outreach, screening, candidate presentation, and communication through the hiring process.
Yes. Search strategies can be built for general field positions, skilled trades, foremen, superintendents, safety personnel, and office or management roles.
Yes. Field, skilled-trade, and volume hiring searches can be structured around the number of openings, project location, start dates, required experience, and hiring timeline.
Yes. The employer decides who to interview, whether to extend an offer, and who to hire.