Jobs at Randall Construction Group Inc.

Oversee safety on commercial construction projects, conduct daily site audits, document incidents, lead injury investigations, provide safety training, facilitate toolbox meetings, and report findings to safety and project management. The role requires OSHA 30 Construction certification, preferably OSHA 500 or 510, strong communication skills, computer proficiency, and the ability to work in field or shop environments.

Supports senior project managers with construction project coordination, scheduling, documentation, purchase orders, timesheets, safety records, reporting, budgets, meeting logistics, compliance documentation, and stakeholder communication. The role is based at a commercial electrical construction jobsite and requires construction or electrical project experience, strong organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Sage Accounting experience is preferred.

Oversee safety on commercial construction projects in the Space Coast of Florida. Responsibilities include conducting daily job-site audits, orienting and training personnel, leading toolbox meetings, documenting and reporting incidents, supporting root-cause investigations, coordinating safety meetings, implementing training programs, and collecting motor vehicle records for crane operators. The role requires field work, physical activity, OSHA certification, strong communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Excel.

Supports the Senior Project Manager and General Manager with project-related activities for architectural metals and signage construction projects. The role involves assisting management, following project direction, communicating effectively with clients and coworkers, maintaining safe work practices, and working extended or off-hours when needed. This primarily office-based position is located in Apopka, Florida, with work on Orlando-area projects.

Oversee daily commercial electrical construction field operations, directing crews, coordinating manpower, materials, equipment, subcontractors, inspections, and schedules. Ensure installations meet drawings, specifications, electrical codes, quality standards, and OSHA requirements. Lead safety briefings, track labor and production, resolve field issues, support commissioning and closeout, and mentor electricians and apprentices while coordinating with project leaders, customers, inspectors, vendors, and other trades.

Leads electrical field operations for large commercial construction projects across Central Florida. Oversees foremen, electricians, crews, workforce planning, safety, quality, schedules, materials, subcontractors, productivity, commissioning, punch lists, and closeout. Coordinates with project stakeholders, supports preconstruction and procurement, conducts jobsite audits, and develops future field leaders. Requires extensive commercial electrical construction leadership, strong NEC and code knowledge, and experience managing multiple large-scale crews and projects.

Leads commercial electrical crews while performing hands-on installation, maintenance, testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and startup work. Plans labor and material usage, interprets electrical drawings and codes, coordinates with project stakeholders, monitors schedules and productivity, enforces safety requirements, and ensures quality installations. Mentors electricians and apprentices, documents field progress, and maintains safe, organized jobsites.

Reviews multidisciplinary construction documents, electrical designs, specifications, proposals, quantities, and installation methods to identify conflicts, scope gaps, cost exposure, and constructability risks. Validates takeoffs and calculations, supports RFIs and change orders, coordinates with estimating, engineering, BIM/VDC, project management, and field teams, and prepares risk analyses, bid-leveling reports, and technical recommendations for commercial and industrial electrical construction projects.

Manufacture prefabricated bathroom pods from framing through finish fit-out completion. Responsibilities include carpentry, framing, drywall, tile, flooring, painting, plumbing, electrical, and fixture installation. Workers must read blueprints and isometric drawings, follow PPE and OSHA safety requirements, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain quality and accuracy, and perform physically demanding work including lifting at least 50 pounds.