From detail carpenters to certified machine operators and safety personnel, these are the trades and roles we supply across British Columbia, grouped by service. Select any role to see what it covers.
Our Quality Control Supervisors serve as the primary client point of contact, ensuring flawless site execution, scheduling, and multi-trade coordination. Taking full accountability for internal and external quality standards, they oversee unit inspections, customer walkthroughs, key turnovers, and warranty list generation while driving trade management and site administration.
Our Deficiency Carpenter Foremen lead site finishing operations, driving quality control across internal teams and external sub-trades. Combining advanced drywall repairs, precision painting, silicone caulking, mechanical hardware adjustments, and basic electrical troubleshooting, they enforce safety standards, direct trade schedules, manage timesheets, and facilitate seamless client walkthroughs and key turnovers.
Delivering high-precision finishing, Senior Deficiency Carpenters handle comprehensive site punch-lists including California patching, texture matching, door hanging, window adjustments, and trim fitting. Supported by basic electrical diagnostic skills, they lead deficiency crews, conduct detailed unit inspections, enforce safety protocols, and ensure items are resolved efficiently for project completion.
Our Deficiency Carpenters provide expert hands-on finishing solutions, specializing in drywall taping, mudding, paint touch-ups, silicone caulking, and door or fixture hardware adjustments. They mentor junior team members and perform systematic unit inspections, testing, and tagging to ensure all spaces meet exacting quality expectations.
Junior Deficiency Carpenters support final handover prep through foundational drywall patching, line cutting, surface painting, caulking application, and basic hardware fitting. Prioritizing job-site safety, hazard awareness, and PPE standards, they maintain clean work environments while assisting senior tradespeople with finishing tasks.
Our Carpenter Foremen drive structural execution from initial layout to final inspection, reading architectural and structural blueprints to lead carpenters, helpers, and labourers. They oversee rough openings, beam placements, joists, stair cutting, framing checks, and heavy machinery operations like telehandlers and skid-steers, while serving as the main liaison for management, site inspectors, and clients.
Senior Carpenters bring deep expertise to complex framing, structural layout, formwork, and precision installations. Proficient in reading blueprints, conducting material take-offs, and utilizing advanced laser levels, they execute door, window, and steel-stud assemblies while leading site carpenters and working alongside inspectors to coordinate structural repairs.
Our Carpenters handle core structural and framing challenges, expertly shaping and installing materials for rough openings, beams, joists, and point loads. Proficient with laser equipment and power tools, they assemble basic formwork, mount door and window frames, adapt steel studs, and direct site helpers and labourers.
Carpenter Helpers accelerate site progress by identifying, cutting, shaping, and joining materials under experienced trade guidance. Equipped with standard hand and power tools, levels, and scaffolding, they provide vital support across framing, formwork, and assembly tasks.
Our Labour Foremen optimize site logistics, supervising labour teams while coordinating deliveries, cleanup, and basic carpentry assembly. They direct the safe operation of compaction machinery, pumps, and compressors, manage concrete mixing and placement, enforce site safety protocols, and manage client timesheet logistics.
Specialty Labourers handle complex site support, combining material allocation, demolition, and groundwork with machine operations like skid-steers and scissor lifts. Certified to provide Traffic Control (TCP) and Level 3 First Aid (OFA-3) when required, they handle concrete placement, site grading, and hazardous work environments under strict safety enforcement.
Skilled Labourers drive physical site preparation, executing demolition, soil grading, concrete mixing, chipping, and equipment operation. Adaptable across site demands, they can provide certified traffic direction (TCP), operate skid-steers or scissor lifts, and administer Level 2 First Aid (OFA-2) as needed.
Our General Labourers keep job sites clean, efficient, and safe through systematic material handling, sweeping, shoveling, and organized waste removal. They perform foundational groundwork, soil transport, digging, and manual material swamping to keep trade crews moving forward.
Our CSO Foremen establish top-tier site safety culture, leading safety officers, performing accident investigations, and implementing custom site safety plans. Qualified to deliver advanced Level 3 First Aid, perform site orientations, run toolbox talks, and conduct safety drills, they ensure full regulatory compliance while managing client communications.
Primary Construction Safety Officers oversee safety compliance on high-hazard and large-scale sites, delegating tasks to secondary officers and conducting site-wide hazard assessments. They deliver emergency first aid, manage sterile first aid facilities, perform investigations, and design enforceable safety barrier and protection protocols.
Secondary Construction Safety Officers support day-to-day regulatory enforcement, executing safety orientations, toolbox talks, hazard assessments, and routine inspections. Certified in advanced first aid, they maintain emergency equipment, record incident documentation, and assist in implementing site safety plans.
OFA-3 Technicians provide rapid emergency medical response, advanced injury stabilization, and patient care on active job sites. They conduct ongoing hazard assessments, maintain fully stocked medical rooms, complete assessment charting, and orient personnel on site-specific safety and emergency procedures.
Heavy Equipment Operators safely maneuver rotary telehandlers and rough-terrain forklifts for complex site rigging, material transport, and high-capacity craning. Fully compliant with WorkSafeBC Part 16 regulations, they oversee equipment maintenance, hazard awareness, and precision load placement.
Our Rough Terrain Operators manage telehandlers and all-terrain forklifts to perform material loading, site transport, grading, and clearing. They handle routine machinery inspections, ensure WorkSafeBC compliance, and utilize specialized attachments for diverse site tasks.
Skid-Steer Operators provide agile earthmoving, excavation, grading, and material transport using multi-terrain loaders and Bobcats. Responsible for attachment swaps and routine maintenance, they ensure safe machinery operation in tight, active work zones.
Traffic Control Technicians maintain public and site safety by reading, setting up, and managing traffic control plans. They direct construction traffic, facilitate delivery logistics, and communicate clearly with the public, drivers, and site personnel to ensure smooth traffic flow around active zones.
External Support Technicians facilitate site material movement and trade support, assisting with loading, unloading, and staging. They maintain strict environmental awareness around heavy machinery and perform daily checks on support equipment.
Concrete Technicians deliver end-to-end concrete solutions, from groundwork, grading, and form assembly to pouring, floating, and troweling wet surfaces. They specialize in hard finishing tasks including chipping, grinding, parging, sacking, and cutting, backed by equipment operation skills like skid-steers and scissor lifts.
Floor Technicians handle subfloor prep, concrete leveling, chipping, and groundwork required for flawless flooring installations. Adaptable across job sites, they operate machinery, handle material distribution, and can provide certified traffic control or Level 2 First Aid as needed.
Warehouse Technicians specialize in fine finishing and field service, handling window re-caulking, scratch removal, door hanging, hardware replacement, and trim touch-ups. Communicating directly with homeowners and superintendents, they interpret digital work orders, produce detailed reports, and operate man-booms and scissor lifts safely.
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