Crew Supervisor (Demolition)

Our client is adding an experienced Crew Supervisor to support demolition projects in the Texas market. This is a full‑time field leadership role for someone who understands demolition work, crew production, safety, equipment coordination, and daily jobsite execution. The right candidate does not need to operate heavy equipment, but they do need to understand how demolition equipment is used safely and effectively in the field. This role is best suited for someone who has already led field crews and is comfortable managing laborers, operators, foremen, and other jobsite personnel in a fast‑moving demolition environment. What You’ll Do As the Crew Supervisor, you will help lead daily field production and make sure work is completed safely, correctly, and on schedule. Responsibilities include: Supervise daily demolition crew activity in the field Lead laborers, equipment operators, foremen, and other jobsite personnel Help plan daily work with the Superintendent or Project Manager Communicate job requirements, safety expectations, and production goals to the crew Make sure equipment, tools, and materials are ready for the day's work Monitor equipment use and ensure safety checks are completed Support both structural demolition and selective/interior demolition work Keep the Superintendent or Project Manager updated on progress, issues, and jobsite needs Enforce company safety policies and OSHA requirements Lead or support toolbox talks, hazard assessments, and incident reporting Complete daily reports, time entry, cost codes, and other required field documentation Maintain quality, productivity, and a safe jobsite at all times The original job description emphasizes crew leadership, safety, daily planning, equipment awareness, OSHA compliance, production, quality control, and field documentation. What We’re Looking For The ideal candidate has real demolition or heavy construction field experience and has already supervised crews in the field. Required qualifications Demolition or heavy construction experience Prior experience leading or supervising field crews Ability to manage daily production, safety, and jobsite workflow Strong understanding of demolition practices and jobsite hazards Working knowledge of heavy equipment used in demolition Ability to read basic plans and understand job requirements Comfortable completing daily reports, time entry, cost codes, and safety documentation Strong communication and leadership skills Valid driver’s license Ability to pass required background, drug screen, and driving record checks Ability to work outdoors in active construction/demolition environments Preferred qualifications Experience with structural demolition, selective demolition, or interior demolition Experience overseeing laborers, operators, drivers, subcontractors, or mixed crews OSHA 10, OSHA 30, CPR/First Aid, or other safety certifications Experience working around excavators, loaders, skid steers, shears, grapples, hammers, roll‑offs, dump trucks, trailers, or similar equipment Bilingual English/Spanish communication skills What Makes Someone Successful Here This role is best for someone who is field‑first, safety‑minded, and able to keep crews productive without needing constant direction. The right person is: Hands‑on in their leadership style Comfortable around demolition equipment Strong with safety and hazard awareness Able to lead crews respectfully but firmly Organized with daily paperwork and reporting Good at communicating with Superintendents and Project Managers Calm under pressure Focused on production, quality, and safety Compensation and Benefits Our client offers a competitive compensation package based on experience, along with: Full benefits package Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off Paid holidays 401(k) with company match Travel or per‑diem support when applicable Apply Qualified candidates with demolition, heavy construction, or field crew leadership experience are encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr