Project Supervisor

The Armstrong Company•Houston, TX

1d•$20 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

The Armstrong Company is hiring a Project Supervisor to lead on-site installation teams delivering commercial office furniture projects across Houston. This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who can run a clean jobsite, drive schedule, protect quality, and communicate professionally with clients, building management, and internal operations. If you’re equal parts field leader, problem-solver, and installer, this is a mission-critical role in delivering move-ready spaces on time.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; additional trade/technical training is a plus.
Experience leading commercial installation, furniture install, moving/relocation, or field operations teams.
Strong working knowledge of hand/power tools, hardware, and field assembly practices.
Ability to read layouts and execute to plan with high attention to detail.
Proven ability to supervise crews, set pace, and maintain accountability and professionalism.
Strong customer service skills and confidence communicating with project stakeholders.
Reliable transportation; ability to travel to job sites around the Houston area.
Ability to pass any required background screening and site access requirements as applicable.

Nice To Haves

Experience with major office furniture systems (workstations/panel systems/modular).
Experience with punch-list management, basic reporting, and field documentation.
Forklift/scissor lift certification (or willingness to obtain), where required by site.

Responsibilities

Lead installation crews on commercial office furniture projects (workstations, private offices, conference rooms, seating, casegoods, filing systems, etc.).
Own site execution: verify site readiness, coordinate access, manage daily plan-of-day, and keep production on schedule.
Read and interpret plans (floor plans, installation drawings, typicals) and translate them into clear crew assignments.
Coordinate deliveries, staging, and inventory: confirm counts, identify shortages/damages, and maintain accurate on-site material tracking.
Quality control: ensure correct layout, level/square/secure installs, clean finishes, and complete punch-list closeout.
Client-facing communication: provide updates, manage expectations, escalate issues early, and maintain a professional presence onsite.
Troubleshoot in the field: resolve layout conflicts, missing parts, product variances, and last-minute changes without losing momentum.
Safety leadership: enforce PPE, safe lifting practices, tool safety, and jobsite housekeeping; comply with OSHA and company safety standards.
Documentation: capture daily progress, photos as needed, incident/near-miss reporting, change conditions, and completion sign-offs.
Coordinate with other trades when required (IT, electrical, flooring, building engineers) to keep installs flowing.
Perform other duties as assigned to support successful project delivery.