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Epic Construction
Vendor & Subcontractor Recruiter/Coordinator
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A Recruiter works for a company or organization to recruit qualified candidates for open positions, or works with a recruiting agency to identify candidates and match jobseekers with job placements. May specialize in recruiting professionals in a particular industry, or specialize in recruiting at colleges.
$60,720 / year median in Texas
-1% projected decline
Job Description
About the Role Epic Construction is growing, and our project pipeline is outpacing our bench of trade partners. We're hiring a Vendor & Subcontractor Coordinator to fix that — finding, vetting, and onboarding the crews and suppliers who do the work. This is a phone-and-relationships job. Many of the best crews aren't on job boards or bidding platforms — they come from referrals, jobsite conversations, and supply house connections. You'll be the person who tracks them down, gets their paperwork in order, and keeps them in the rotation. What You'll Do Actively recruit subcontractors, crews, and suppliers across all trades — cold calls, referrals, supply house contacts, jobsite conversations, and local trade networks Run prequalification: collect and verify licenses, general liability and workers' comp insurance, W-9s, and references Maintain the vendor database — trades, service areas, crew size, capacity, pricing history, and compliance status Solicit and track pricing; keep at least two or three qualified options bidding every scope Onboard new subs: walk them through contract terms, insurance requirements, invoicing and pay schedule, and site expectations Chase expiring insurance certificates and licenses before they lapse Keep tabs on crew availability so project managers know who can actually start next week Collect performance feedback from the field and flag subs who don't show, don't finish, or don't clean up Coordinate with estimating, project management, and accounting to keep vendor information flowing What You Bring Required 2+ years in construction, trade coordination, procurement, or a related role Working knowledge of construction trades and realistic pricing Comfort making cold calls and following up persistently; a lot of this work is dialing crews who don't answer the first time Understanding of certificates of insurance, W-9s, and independent contractor requirements Organized and detail-oriented; you catch an expiring COI before the field does Proficient in Excel and comfortable learning new software Preferred Existing relationships with subs and crews Bilingual (English/Spanish) Experience with a CRM Knowledge of local permitting and disposal requirements Why Epic Construction Competitive salary plus benefits — medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, and paid time off A role with visible impact: the crews you bring in determine what we can take on and how well it goes We pay our subs on time and treat them like partners, which makes recruiting a lot easier Room to grow into procurement or project management