Construction Hiring Software That Builds Crews Who Show Up

Discovered is a hiring software that adapts to how each industry hires.

For construction, that means helping contractors find, screen, and schedule skilled workers before a superintendent spends a minute on the wrong candidate.

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Discovered helps you hire dependable construction workers who show up, work safely, and keep projects moving without relying on guesswork.

The Bid Is Won.
Now Who Is Going to Build It?

The backlog is strong, the start date is set, and the crew still has open spots.

A foreman position sits empty for weeks. The journeyman electrician you wanted takes the first offer that calls back. The project mobilizes short-handed, and the schedule absorbs the cost.

 

Construction Industries We Serve

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General Contractors

Fill superintendent, PM, and self-perform roles.

  • Safety-first screening
  • Pipelines for every jobsite
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Subcontractors & Specialty Trades

Find licensed electricians, HVAC installers, and other tradespeople.

  • Safety-first screening
  • Pipelines for every jobsite
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Concrete Contractors

Screen finishers, laborers, and mixer drivers.

  • Safety-first screening
  • Pipelines for every jobsite
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Heavy Civil & Infrastructure

Hire certified operators and field crews.

  • Safety-first screening
  • Pipelines for every jobsite
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Architecture & Engineering

Verify licenses and test technical skills.

  • Safety-first screening
  • Pipelines for every jobsite
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Don’t see your segment yet?

Tell us how your crew actually gets staffed and we’ll show you the fit.

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Discovered hiring dashboard showing open construction roles and hiring metrics
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349,000

Net new construction workers needed in 2026 to meet demand.

Associated Builders and Contractors projects the industry will need another 456,000 workers in 2027.

Source: ABC Construction Workforce Shortage Analysis

Where Construction Hiring Breaks Down

The Hiring Problem

The Operational Impact

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Hard-to-find skills

The right trade experience is buried inside a pile of applicants.

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Slow follow-up

Qualified workers do not stay available for long.

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Expensive interviews

Field leaders lose time on candidates who should have been screened earlier.

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Hiring under pressure

Urgency can turn “we need someone” into “we hired the wrong someone.”

Your hiring system should help you identify who belongs on the jobsite before they take up jobsite time.

How Discovered Closes Each Construction Hiring Gap

How Discovered Closes Each Construction Hiring Gap

Screening, follow-up, and scheduling run in one platform, so every role follows the same standard.

Contractors are moving fast on this. Read how the construction industry is embracing hiring technology.

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Know Who Can Do The Work

Review a short list, not a stack. Screening questions cover trade, certifications like OSHA 10 or a CDL, and transportation, and AI ranks every resume.

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Know Who Is Worth Your Field Team's Time

Superintendents only meet people who cleared the basics, with assessments, skill tests, video answers, and references done first.

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Move Fast When You Find The Right Person

Make the offer while others are still dialing. Texts, emails, and calls go out instantly, and candidates book approved slots.

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Run One Hiring Standard on Every Project

Every project hires to the same bar, with shared templates, workflows, interview guides, and scorecards.

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Hire for Safety and Reliability, Not Just Experience

One careless hire affects the whole crew, your OSHA incident rate, and your workers' compensation costs.

Ten years of experience on a resume won't tell you how someone acts on a scaffold.
Our construction hiring software measures integrity, work attitudes, and reliability before the offer.

 

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Roles We Help You Fill

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Field Crew

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    Laborers

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    Installers

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    Helpers

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    Drivers

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    Equipment Operators

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Skilled Trades

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    Electricians

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    Plumbers

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    HVAC Technicians

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    Welders

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    Carpenters

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    Concrete Workers

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Project Leadership

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    Foremen

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    Superintendents

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    Project Managers

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    Estimators

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    Safety Managers

     

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Executive and Operations

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    VPs of operations 

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    VPs of construction

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    Operations managers

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    Branch and regional managers

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    Controllers and finance leaders

Hard-to-fill and physically demanding roles need their own approach.
See how to hire skilled workers for hard-to-fill jobs and creative ways to hire walk-in laborers.

 

What Happens When a Journeyman Applies From the Jobsite?

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    Applies

    The candidate enters one organized hiring pipeline.

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    Qualifies

    Discovered checks availability, location, transportation, credentials, or other essential criteria.

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    Engages

    The right next step is sent automatically.

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    Schedules

    Qualified candidates choose an approved interview time.

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    Interviews

    Your manager receives a candidate who has already completed the appropriate screening.

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    Closing line

    Your team still makes the hiring decision.

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One Connected Hiring System

  • Respond sooner

    Reach applicants while they are still interested.

  • Interview better candidates

    Screen practical requirements before manager time is used.

  • Reduce recruiting administration

    Automate communication, reminders, scheduling, and references.

  • Scale across branches

    Give every location a consistent process and shared visibility.

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Manual Hiring vs. Construction Hiring Software

Screening Every application read by hand. Screening questions and AI resume screening.
Follow-up Callbacks days later. Email, text, and calls right away.
Scheduling Phone tag with the superintendent. Self-booked slots with reminders.
Evaluation Gut feel in a short chat. Assessments, skill tests, and references.
Consistency Each PM hires their own way. Shared templates on every project.

One Hiring Standard Across Every Jobsite

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    Reuse what works

    Build repeatable job and workflow templates.

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    Keep ownership clear

    Know which recruiter or manager needs to act.

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    Compare candidates consistently

    Use shared interview guides and scorecards.

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    See where labor is coming from

    Track candidate activity across jobs, sources, and hiring stages.

Construction Hiring Software FAQ

What is construction hiring software?

A construction hiring software helps contractors post jobs, screen applicants, and schedule interviews in one place. It is built for field and trade roles.

What features should construction hiring software have?
How much does construction hiring software cost?
Can construction hiring software check OSHA cards and licenses?
Does construction hiring software post jobs to Indeed?
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Build a Better Construction Hiring Process

Discovered gives your team one faster, more consistent way to screen, engage, interview, and hire the people your clients depend on.

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Identify the Gaps

Find where qualified workers are getting lost, where managers are wasting time, and which manual steps are slowing down hiring.

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Understand What Works

See how a structured recruiting process can help contractors respond faster and evaluate workers more consistently.

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Get a Clear Hiring Plan

Map a process around the roles you actually hire—from laborers and skilled trades to superintendents and project managers.

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Make Confident Hires Fast

Move qualified candidates forward without spending valuable field-leader time on applicants who do not meet the job requirements.

No obligation, just a better way to hire