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Interiors Coordinator

Jacksonville, FL

Are you ready to take the next step in your construction career? Auld & White Constructors is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Interiors Coordinator to help lead interior construction projects. This is a great opportunity for a candidate with hands-on construction experience in coordinating crews, supporting quality and safety efforts, and driving project success from start to finish. Join a company that invests in your growth and values doing things the right way.

Why Join Auld & White Constructors?

  • Great earning potential and competitive benefits
  • A close-knit, knowledgeable and supportive team of experts
  • On-going training and opportunities for career advancement
  • Consistently ranked one of Jacksonville’s best places to work

Position Summary

The Interiors Coordinator is responsible for leading field operations on Interiors Division projects. This position is a working supervisor position with responsibilities split between supervising and self-performing carpentry. The Interiors Coordinator is a hands-on leader who coordinates subcontractors, supports self-perform crews, enforces safety and quality standards, and maintains clear communication with the project team. This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced field environment and is committed to operational excellence and team development.

Position Description

  • Lead all onsite construction activities for projects ranging from $500K to $1M. Ensure safe, high-quality, on-schedule, and on-budget project execution.
  • Drive AWC safety culture with jobsite orientations, ongoing enforcement and monitoring, and immediate incident response
  • Set clear productivity expectations and mentor carpenters to achieve labor savings and strong performance
  • Coordinate subcontractors, inspections, materials, and site logistics to maintain workflow and cleanliness
  • Review and manage submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, and ensure quality installations that meet design intent
  • Maintain and track project schedules using short-term planning and weekly coordination meetings
  • Collaborate with the Project Manager and Field Operations Manager to forecast manpower and resource needs
  • Lead daily reporting, cost tracking, and ensure accurate timekeeping for all onsite personnel
  • Represent AWC in Owner/Architect/Contractor (OAC) meetings and maintain strong trade partner relationships
  • Uphold company standards for professionalism, workmanship, and accountability across the project site
  • When needed/appropriate, utilize tools to self-perform work on the jobsite.

 Position Requirements

  • 5+ years’ experience in commercial construction
  • 2+ years’ experience as a foreman leading crews on a commercial jobsite
  • Strong carpentry skills with hands-on experience in self-perform work and task planning
  • High proficiency in reading and interpreting construction drawings, blueprints, and specifications
  • Typical schedule is M-F 7-3:30, with flexibility to work OT as needed for the project (could involve nights and weekends)

Position Benefits

  • Company Truck
  • Company gas card
  • Paid Time Off and Paid Vacation Days

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All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need. 

 

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