Construction Jobs in Utah
Construction jobs in Utah are in strong demand, driven by the state's rapid population growth and an active pipeline of residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects concentrated in the Wasatch Front, St. George, and Provo areas. Most hiring comes from large contractors and developers with deep roots in the state, including Okland Construction, Jacobsen Construction, and Big-D Construction. The most sought-after specialties right now are skilled trades such as electrical, plumbing, and concrete work, along with project superintendents and site safety managers. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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As a Project Manager, you will serve as the single point contact for all aspects of assigned RJS projects. Your
success requires detailed industry experience and knowledge to manage projects via established internal processes
on a multitude of work tasks within established deadlines. The timely performance of this work is critical, as it is
generally, serves as a precursor the commencement and/or performance of work at our job sites.
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
There are several core competencies required to serve in the role as a RJS Project Manager. Successful
candidates must have an established background demonstrating the following skills:
1. Team Leadership
The ability to proactively influence people to enthusiastically work toward common goals, using character and
mentoring skills to inspire confidence, success, and fulfillment of interpersonal goals and aspirations.
2. Customer Service
The ability to listen and understand the needs and expectations of each customer and to proactively manage
the project’s deliverables to exceed their expectations in tangible ways on an ongoing basis.
3. Technical Knowledge
The ability to granularly understand the physical work of each trade of a project, and to craft, negotiate and
award thoroughly defined written agreements, in keeping with the project’s budget and schedule constraints.
4. Timeline Scheduling
The ability to prepare and update computerize time scale network diagrams using industry standard software
(EG: MS Project / P6) to accurately define the allotted time for the work sequences.
5. Project Safety
The ability to prepare and administer site specific project safety plans for each assigned project. (All RJS
Project Managers are required to be current on OSHA 30 and biannual First Aid Training)
6. Quality Control
The ability to prepare and administer site specific quality control plans for each assigned project.
(All RJS Project Managers are required to be current on USACE 3 Phase QC Training)
7. Administrative Processes
The ability to lead and oversee project specific administrative processes for Meetings, Submittals, RFI’s, Design
Changes and other project specific forms of business communication.
8. Cost Accounting
The ability to utilize the RJS cost control systems to establish and accurately report on the financial status of
each assigned project on a reoccurring basis throughout project.
9. Change Management
The ability to correctly administer prime contract modifications and documenting the related effects to the
project’s subcontractors, prime contract sum, cost accounting, and construction schedule.
10. Insurance & Bonding
The ability to exercise judgement based on an understanding of construction insurance and bonding.
11. Conflict Management
The ability to effectively work through conflicts and disputes with project team members.
12. Federal Government Contracting Standards
The ability to exercise judgment based on the unique challenges faced when performing Federal work.
13. Have a BS in construction management or similar engineering degree
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As a Project Manager, you will serve as the single point contact for all aspects of assigned RJS projects. Your
success requires detailed industry experience and knowledge to manage projects via established internal processes
on a multitude of work tasks within established deadlines. The timely performance of this work is critical, as it is
generally, serves as a precursor the commencement and/or performance of work at our job sites.
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
There are several core competencies required to serve in the role as a RJS Project Manager. Successful
candidates must have an established background demonstrating the following skills:
1. Team Leadership
The ability to proactively influence people to enthusiastically work toward common goals, using character and
mentoring skills to inspire confidence, success, and fulfillment of interpersonal goals and aspirations.
2. Customer Service
The ability to listen and understand the needs and expectations of each customer and to proactively manage
the project’s deliverables to exceed their expectations in tangible ways on an ongoing basis.
3. Technical Knowledge
The ability to granularly understand the physical work of each trade of a project, and to craft, negotiate and
award thoroughly defined written agreements, in keeping with the project’s budget and schedule constraints.
4. Timeline Scheduling
The ability to prepare and update computerize time scale network diagrams using industry standard software
(EG: MS Project / P6) to accurately define the allotted time for the work sequences.
5. Project Safety
The ability to prepare and administer site specific project safety plans for each assigned project. (All RJS
Project Managers are required to be current on OSHA 30 and biannual First Aid Training)
6. Quality Control
The ability to prepare and administer site specific quality control plans for each assigned project.
(All RJS Project Managers are required to be current on USACE 3 Phase QC Training)
7. Administrative Processes
The ability to lead and oversee project specific administrative processes for Meetings, Submittals, RFI’s, Design
Changes and other project specific forms of business communication.
8. Cost Accounting
The ability to utilize the RJS cost control systems to establish and accurately report on the financial status of
each assigned project on a reoccurring basis throughout project.
9. Change Management
The ability to correctly administer prime contract modifications and documenting the related effects to the
project’s subcontractors, prime contract sum, cost accounting, and construction schedule.
10. Insurance & Bonding
The ability to exercise judgement based on an understanding of construction insurance and bonding.
11. Conflict Management
The ability to effectively work through conflicts and disputes with project team members.
12. Federal Government Contracting Standards
The ability to exercise judgment based on the unique challenges faced when performing Federal work.
13. Have a BS in construction management or similar engineering degree
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Construction Job Market in Utah
A snapshot from current Utah openings, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Construction & Real Estate
What Utah Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in construction jobs across Utah.
- Active OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification required for most Utah construction sites
- Relevant trade license issued or recognized by the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
- Proven experience reading and interpreting blueprints, plans, and technical specifications
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation to reach Utah job sites
- Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check
- Familiarity with local building codes and Utah state safety regulations
Construction Jobs in Utah: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a construction worker in Utah?
Most construction trades in Utah require a license through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, which oversees credentials for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors. Apprenticeship programs affiliated with Utah's building trades unions are a common starting point, combining paid on-the-job training with classroom instruction. Completion of an accredited vocational or technical program at institutions like Salt Lake Community College also strengthens a candidate's standing with Utah employers.
Which companies hire construction workers in Utah?
Utah construction roles are posted by BHI, D.R. Horton, and BCC Group and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Utah's sustained growth in residential development and public infrastructure keeps a wide range of general contractors, specialty subcontractors, and construction management firms actively recruiting across the state.
Which Utah cities have the most construction jobs?
Salt Lake City, Sandy, and Roy have the most construction openings in Utah right now. Salt Lake City anchors demand as the state's largest metro with ongoing commercial and transit projects, while the rapid residential expansion in Utah County and the booming retirement and resort development in the St. George area fuel hiring in those markets.
Are there remote construction jobs in Utah?
Yes, but they're rare. Most construction work is inherently hands-on and site-dependent, so fully remote roles are uncommon. About 33% of construction openings tied to Utah are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those positions tend to be in project management, estimating, or design coordination rather than field roles.
How can I get hired in construction in Utah with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through a registered apprenticeship program, such as those run by the Utah AFL-CIO-affiliated building trades councils, which place candidates into paid field roles from day one. Large Utah contractors including Okland and Jacobsen hire laborers and construction assistants as entry-level positions that require no prior experience. Earning an OSHA 10 card before applying signals safety awareness and gives candidates a concrete edge over other entry-level applicants.
Where can I find and apply to construction jobs in Utah?
You can find and apply to construction jobs in Utah on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers actively hiring across the state. Search the listings to find roles that match your trade, experience level, and preferred location, then apply directly to the ones that fit.
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