ATS Resume Optimization for Skilled Trades Supervisors

Skilled Trades Supervisor is a genuinely different job from Site Superintendent, even though US and UK statistics don't separate them: in Canada, the two occupations sit under different NOC codes entirely — Site Superintendent falls under NOC 70010/70011 alongside Construction Manager, while Skilled Trades Supervisor maps to NOC 72014, the dedicated code for foremen and contractors leading masonry, roofing, glazing, painting, and flooring crews. WorkBC names NOC 72014 a 'High Opportunity Occupation,' projecting 4,570 openings between 2025 and 2035 with median BC earnings around $81,123. If you run the whole job site across every trade, that's Site Superintendent's territory; if you lead a single trade crew within someone else's site, this is your title. We rewrite your resume and LinkedIn profile so single-trade crew leadership reads as its own credential-backed specialty, not a watered-down superintendent résumé.