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Careers · Estamos contratando

You're not a number on a spreadsheet here.

You work for Gold Key. You stay Gold Key. On a crew, with leadership that knows your name.

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How we're different

Our people come first.

The whole business is built on the crews. We take care of our people — it shows in the work, and it shows for every client we serve.

We hire skilled trades and experienced workers, train on site, and turn your experience into Gold Key standards. Every crew works under Gold Key supervision — people who work for the same company you do and answer for you.

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What you'll do

Real projects. Big sites. End-to-end work.

Gold Key crews work mission-critical and large commercial sites — and build temporary structures start to finish. General labor, material handling, punch list, carpentry. You'll do something new every day, and you'll work alongside the best.

With our national footprint and continual expansion, travel is part of the work — and part of the opportunity.

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Growing here

This is a real place to get started in this industry.

Show up, work hard, learn — you're working every day next to people who can teach you the trade. The people who grow this company get to grow with it.

Positions

Learn more about the work.

Superintendent

Oversee the jobsite, coordinate with the general contractor, and manage field leadership.

General Foreman

Coordinate multiple crews and foremen, keeping daily work and manpower organized.

Bilingual, hands-on field leadership · Full-Time · Reports to Project Superintendent

About the role

We're looking for a bilingual (English/Spanish), hands-on General Foreman to lead crews and run day-to-day field operations across carpentry, site logistics, temporary work, protection, cleanup, and construction support. This is a working leadership role — not a desk job. You'll plan the work, coordinate crews, and step in with tools when the job needs it. The ideal candidate is a carpenter at heart with broad jobsite experience who can lead in both languages, enforce safety, run toolbox talks, sketch field solutions, and keep crews accountable.

What you'll do

  • Lead and direct multiple crews; build daily work plans covering manpower, materials, equipment, and safety
  • Perform and oversee carpentry: temporary framing, blocking, decking, ramps, protection, repairs, and site-support work
  • Manage site logistics: cleanup, debris control, material staging, deliveries, and temporary facilities
  • Complete daily field documentation — crew time, manpower, work completed, materials, photos, T&M records
  • Assist with quantity takeoffs, material estimates, and labor planning
  • Lead and enforce safety: toolbox talks, PPE, safe staging, stopping unsafe work
  • Train and mentor foremen and crew members; coordinate daily with the Superintendent, GC, and trade partners

What you'll need

  • Strong carpentry background and broad all-around construction experience
  • Proven field leadership directing crews and maintaining accountability
  • Bilingual English/Spanish communication
  • OSHA 10 card
  • Ability to read plans, prepare basic estimates, and complete daily paperwork
  • Ability to perform physical field work in changing jobsite conditions

Bonus points

  • OSHA 30, First Aid/CPR
  • Equipment credentials (forklift, telehandler, aerial lift, skid steer) — not required; we test and train qualified operators
  • Commercial, industrial, or occupied-building project experience
  • Experience with digital daily reports and field-management software
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Foreman

Lead a crew, assign daily tasks, and oversee safety and quality.

Hands-on working foreman · Full-Time · Reports to General Foreman / Superintendent

About the role

We're looking for a hands-on Foreman / Carpenter Foreman to lead a crew while working alongside it. This role fits a strong field professional who takes pride in production and craftsmanship and is comfortable directing people without being behind a desk. Carpentry is the core requirement, backed by broad practical knowledge of jobsite logistics, protection, cleanup, and field operations.

What you'll do

  • Lead your crew in safe, productive daily work — while swinging a hammer with them
  • Perform and oversee carpentry: temporary framing, blocking, decking, ramps, protection, repairs, and access solutions
  • Handle general conditions work: protection, cleanup, debris removal, material staging, barriers, and signage
  • Keep accurate daily crew time, attendance, and production records
  • Plan ahead for materials, tools, equipment, and manpower
  • Enforce safety rules, PPE, and jobsite policies; flag problems early

What you'll need

  • Strong, proven carpentry ability
  • Broad construction background — tools, materials, safety, protection, material handling
  • Experience leading a crew or serving as a lead carpenter
  • Ability to work productively with tools while supervising others
  • Ability to read basic plans, take measurements, and keep daily records

Bonus points

  • Bilingual English/Spanish
  • OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR
  • Equipment experience (forklift, telehandler, aerial lift, skid steer, excavator), rigging and signaling
  • Experience with mobile timekeeping or field apps
Apply now

Carpenter

Perform skilled carpentry, including layout, framing, and installation.

Laborer

Support crews with material handling, site cleanup, and general construction tasks.

Trade flyers

More about laborer and carpenter roles, in English and Spanish.

Takes five minutes. English o español.

Fill out the application and we'll contact you.

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