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Construction

Certified payroll and jobsite staffing that keeps projects moving.

Certified payroll, prevailing wage, and jobsite staffing.

The reality

What hiring actually looks like in construction.

Certified payroll and prevailing wage requirements apply on public and government-funded projects, and getting them wrong doesn't just risk a fine — it can hold up payment on the whole project.

Jobsites are short-handed on a schedule no office job runs on: a trade is needed tomorrow, not after a two-week hiring cycle.

Multi-employer worksites and shifting project timelines mean the same worker might need to be classified and reported differently from one job to the next.

Roles we staff

The role families this industry runs on.

Skilled Trades (Electricians, Plumbers, Carpenters)

Licensed trades sourced and verified for your specific project requirements.

General Laborers

Site labor for demolition, cleanup, and material handling.

Equipment Operators

Crane, forklift, and heavy-equipment operators, certification-verified.

Project & Site Supervisors

Direct-hire and temp-to-hire supervisory staff for jobsite oversight.

Safety Compliance Officers

Site safety personnel for OSHA compliance on active jobsites.

How we staff

Our process.

01

Scope the project and classification needs

Prevailing wage and certified payroll requirements are identified before the crew is placed, not discovered afterward.

02

Trade licensing and credential checks

Trade licenses and certifications are verified against project requirements before placement.

03

Fast jobsite placement

Labor and skilled trades placed on short notice to keep a project on schedule.

04

Certified payroll reporting

Prevailing wage payroll is calculated and reported correctly for every applicable project.

Certifications & requirements

The concrete requirements.

RequirementDetail
Certified payrollPrevailing wage calculation and certified payroll reporting for public/government projects.
Trade licensingElectrical, plumbing, and other trade licenses verified before placement.
Safety certificationsOSHA 10/30 and site-specific safety training confirmed current.
Shift patterns supportedStandard jobsite hours, early-start crews, and multi-shift project schedules.
Multi-employer worksite reportingClassification and reporting handled correctly across shared jobsites.

20+

States served

24

Hours to place skilled trades on an active jobsite

96%

Certified payroll filing accuracy

82%

90-day retention rate for placed staff