Project Leadership
Project Managers, Deputy Project Managers, Project Leads, Owners’ Representatives, Client Representatives, and Project Coordinators.

Flexible staffing solutions for organizations delivering complex, high-value projects, from individual placements to multidisciplinary teams.
Alpha & Omega Staffing Services supports owners, contractors, consultants, and program teams with qualified project professionals aligned to the role, work environment, schedule, and phase of delivery.
Project Managers, Deputy Project Managers, Project Leads, Owners’ Representatives, Client Representatives, and Project Coordinators.
Schedulers, cost controls professionals, analysts, reporting specialists, and change or risk coordinators.
Construction Managers, Superintendents, General Superintendents, Field Coordinators, and discipline leads.
EHS Managers, Safety Managers, SSHOs, Safety Coordinators, and environmental or compliance professionals.
QA/QC Managers, Quality Inspectors, Commissioning Coordinators, and turnover or closeout specialists.
Document Controls, Project Administrators, Site Office Coordinators, and procurement or mobilization support.
















Structured interviews, credential review, references, and verification of relevant project experience.
Candidates are matched to the scope, reporting structure, schedule, and project environment.
Single placements, multidisciplinary teams, mobilization surges, and long-duration assignments.
Alpha & Omega is led by Jeremy D. Denton, MSOSH, CSP, whose experience includes leadership on major mission critical, industrial, and utility programs. That field perspective shapes a staffing model grounded in project realities, professional accountability, and workforce alignment.
Jeremy D. Denton, MSOSH, CSP
President
Confirm project goals, role requirements, schedule, location, and commercial expectations.
Review qualified professionals matched to the required experience and project culture.
Finalize terms and coordinate onboarding, travel, accommodations, and site integration.