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Construction Jobs in Oregon

35 construction openings across Oregon. Every listing links straight to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Construction hiring in Oregon: the current picture

There are 35 construction openings in Oregon. Employers added at least 3 new construction postings in Oregon in the past week.

Hiring is concentrated: TurnerTownsend alone accounts for roughly 14% of open roles, with FiberTel and Oregon Aerial Construction next in line. Portland has the deepest pool (15 openings), followed by Boardman (3) and Bend (2). Fully remote construction roles are essentially absent from this market — this is primarily in-person work.

For context beyond current listings: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the average annual wage for construction and extraction occupations in Oregon at $76,000 (median $66,000) as of May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

Top employers hiring now

  • TurnerTownsend5
  • FiberTel3
  • Oregon Aerial Construction3
  • TDS Telecom2
  • Portlandgeneral2
  • Sekisui House U.S.2
  • Amazon Data Services2
  • Harder Mechanical Contractors2

Where the jobs are

  • Portland15
  • Boardman3
  • Bend2
  • Hermiston2
  • Prineville2
  • Wilsonville2
  • Newport1
  • Corvallis1
  • Wood Village1
  • Forest Grove1

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Frequently asked questions

How many construction jobs are open in Oregon?

There are 35 construction job postings in Oregon. At least 3 of them were posted within the past week.

Who is hiring for construction jobs in Oregon?

The employers with the most open construction roles in Oregon are TurnerTownsend (5 openings), FiberTel (3), and Oregon Aerial Construction (3). Every listing links directly to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.

Are there remote construction jobs in Oregon?

Not at the moment — none of the current construction postings in Oregon are marked remote-eligible. Construction work in this market is overwhelmingly on-site.