BUILDER WANTED. Senior Structural TechnicianNot just a Senior Structural Technician. A Builder.You build more than structures. You build capable crews, reliable plans, and work that meets the highest standards for safety, quality, and production. You know how to turn drawings into action, equip your team for the work ahead, and lead by example when the job gets complicated.At SSRG, we’re looking for a Senior Structural Technician who takes ownership in the field, leads skilled work with minimal supervision, and helps the whole crew succeed.A Legacy of Building CareersAt SSRG, we tackle complex projects and solve challenges others avoid. We believe exceptional work comes from exceptional people—people who take pride in their craft, support their teammates, and care about the quality of what they leave behind.We know our employees have lives beyond the jobsite, and we value the balance between working hard and living well. Our culture is built on trust, growth, teamwork, and shared success. Together, we're preserving history, restoring structures, and building a legacy of quality, integrity, and purpose.What You’ll BuildRead and interpret building plans and specifications to guide field work accuratelyUse construction hardware and software to support overall project planningSelect equipment, tools, and materials and assemble crews to execute assigned scopes of workSet up and erect access and shoring equipment, including aerial lifts, swing stages, scaffolding, and structural shoringOperate skid steers, material handlers, and fork trucks in accordance with company certification standardsComplete building layout with Superintendent assistance, including corners, offsets, benchmarks, and elevationsCross-check and verify layout performed by others to prevent rework within contract and subcontract scopesApply knowledge of material performance constraints in concrete, masonry, steel, and wood constructionLead crew members in completing high-level work with minimal supervision while meeting quality, safety, and production standardsSet a professional example and support a crew environment where team members can do their best workWhat You BringHigh school diploma or GED4 years of field experienceOSHA 30 preferredAbility to lift, push, and pull up to 75 poundWillingness to travelWillingness and ability to work all necessary shiftsFluency in reading building plans and specificationAbility to lead crews and perform high-level work with little supervisionThe Bottom LineThis role is for a field leader who can see the work ahead, prepare the crew, and deliver results without losing sight of safety, quality, or production. Your judgment and craftsmanship help set the standard for everyone around you.We’re not looking for someone to simply complete tasks. We’re looking for someone who takes ownership, builds trust, solves problems, and helps a crew deliver work that lasts. If that sounds like you, let’s build something great together.