Open Positions

As an Asphalt Raker, you will use an asphalt lute rake to spread asphalt, smooth joints, and work areas the paving equipment cannot reach. This skilled position exposes you to highway construction allowing you to grow your knowledge of asphalt paving.

The Asphalt Roller Operator operates asphalt roller equipment to compact hot asphalt to the desired grade with a smooth finish. This is a great position for laborers to advance their career as they learn more about highway construction.

As the Asphalt Screed Operator, you will operate the screed or “screw” on the asphalt paving machine adjusting the height to ensure proper depth for uniform distribution and a smooth road surface.

As a Paving Foreman, you can expect to supervise and train a paving crew, communicate with project owners, order materials and equipment, read plans, schedule work, and maintain a safe working environment. You can expect to work on projects including parking lots, county roads, and interstates.

As a Skid Steer Operator, you will have the opportunity to operate this piece of equipment while also performing other asphalt laborer tasks. The skid steer operator transports small loads of asphalt throughout the project as needed and is responsible for general cleanup around the jobsite.

As a Construction Laborer in our Asphalt Division, you can expect to perform a variety of manual labor tasks from shoveling and raking materials to cleaning and tidying work areas. This is the perfect position to expose you to highway construction and grow your knowledge and skills so you can advance your career to an equipment operator or skilled laborer position.

The Asphalt Shuttle Buggy Operator operates the shuttle buggy to receive hot mix asphalt from dump trucks and transfer it into the paver hooper in a continuous flow for non-stop paving.

As a Flagger on our asphalt paving crews, you will safely direct traffic through road construction sites. You will install traffic control signs, flag traffic, and drive a pilot truck. The position requires a valid driver’s license and an approved driving record.

As a Traffic Control Technician, you can expect to flag traffic, install pavement markings, mount signs,  install lane closures, and maintain traffic control devices.

As a Milling Foreman, you can expect to operate milling machines, cutting surface to appropriate grade for resurfacing. Milling Foreman also communicate with project owners, coordinate materials and equipment, read plans, and maintain a safe working environment.

As a Distributor Truck Operator or “Tack Truck Driver,” you will need a Class B CDL license with a tanker endorsement and a DOT medical card to drive a Distributor Truck to spray liquid AC on road surfaces before paving. The Distributor Truck Operator also fills the pressure tank with asphalt liquid, regulate the burner to heat liquid, and adjust the spray bars to attain the required width of the spray.

The Asphalt Paver Operator operates an asphalt paving machine, regulating speed and line to spread and level hot mix asphalt on roadways.

The Loader Operator at our Asphalt Plant operates a front-end loader to continuously load bins with aggregates quickly and safely for the production of hot mix asphalt.

As a Quality Control Technician at an Asphalt Plant you will preform routine testing of hot mix asphalt and assist in adjustments to plant settings to ensure compliance with job specifications.

As a Yardman at our Asphalt Plants, you will do a variety of manual laborer tasks including general plant maintenance, shoveling asphalt, loading and unloading material, and operating small equipment such as skid steers.

As a Plant Foreman, you can expect to supervise and train crew members, communicate with project owners, order materials and equipment, plan work for multiple weeks out, read plans, and maintain a safe working environment for the manufacturing of hot mix asphalt to owner specifications.

As a Plant Operator, you will operate the Asphalt Plant using either Programmable Logistic Controllers (PLC) or push-button controls to dry and mix ingredients in the production of hot mix asphalt, as well as observing PLC and indicator gauges to ensure the Asphalt Plant is operating efficiently.

As a Shop Mechanic you will diagnose, toubleshoot and repair components of construction equipment brought into the shop. You will also perform inspections, tire rotations, and oil changes on our fleet of equipment and commercial motor vehicles.

As a Fuel Truck Driver you will travel to jobsites to fuel, change oil, and grease all equipment in the field. This position requires a Class B CDL with a tanker and hazmat endorsement and a DOT medical card.

As a Field Mechanic you will diagnose, toubleshoot and repair components of construction equipment in the field. This position requires a Class C license and a DOT medical card.

As a Dump Truck Driver you will safely and efficiently transport and dump materials, including asphalt, dirt or rock, to and from job sites. This position requires a Class B CDL and DOT medical card.

As a Heavy Haul Driver you will drive low boy trucks to deliver equipment or materials to job site locations. This position requires a Class A CDL and DOT medical card.

As a Compactor Operator, you will safely operate smooth drum or sheep’s foot vibratory rollers to compact earth embankments, sub grade, or aggregate base courses.

As a Grading Foreman, you can expect to supervise and train a crew, communicate with project owners, order materials and equipment, read plans, schedule work, and maintain a safe working environment. Grading Foremen supervise the laying GAB base and grading on new construction or widening projects.

As a Pipe Foreman, you can expect to supervise and train a crew, communicate with project owners, order materials and equipment, read plans, schedule work, and maintain a safe working environment. Pipe Foreman supervise the laying storm drain and pipe on new construction or widening projects.

As a Surveyor you will calculate and stake all survey points with the use of electronic and/or manual instruments on the jobsite. Surveyors must be able to read and understand blueprints and calculate all grade data.

As a Worksite Erosion Control Supervisor you will install and maintain erosion control measures and document weather events.

As a Loader Operator you will safely operate rubber tire front end loader, loading trucks and moving pipe and other materials around the job site.

As a Water Truck Driver you will safely operate a large tank truck that sprays water over large jobsites to decrease the various risks that come from dirt and dust in the air. This position requires a Class B CDL with a tanker endorsement and DOT medical card.

As a Scraper Operator you will safely operate a wheel tractor scraper, that at times is being pushed by a bulldozer, moving large quantities of dirt to level and grade job sites.

As a Construction Laborer in our Roadway Division, you can expect to perform a variety of manual labor tasks from shoveling and handling materials and tools to cleaning and tidying work areas. This is the perfect position to expose you to highway construction and grow your knowledge and skills so you can advance your career and learn to operate heavy equipment.

As a Motor Grader Operator you will safely operate a motor grader to spread dirt and aggregrate base to finish grade ensuring appropriate thickness and complying with all design specifications.

As an Articulated Dump Truck Driver, you will operate off road dump trucks on construction jobsites moving materials such as dirt and rock.

As an Excavator Operator, you will safely operate track backhoes/excavators, excavating dirt and loading trucks, laying pipe, cutting grade, and dressing slopes.

As a Bulldozer Operator you will safely operate a bulldozer to grade dirt and aggregate and dress slopes.

As a Carpenter in our Structures Division, you can expect to perform a variety of tasks from loading and unloading materials to building concrete forms, falsework and handrails.

As a Crane Operator in our Structures Division, you can expect to perform a variety of tasks including operating crawler and hydraulic cranes and boom-type equipment to hoist and move materials, raise, and lower heavy weights, drive pile, and set bridge beams and forms. The position requires an NCCCO certification and DOT medical card.

As a Concrete Finisher in our Structures Division, you can expect to perform a variety of tasks including pouring and finishing wet concrete using hand tools such as floats, trowels, and straight edges.

As a Structures Foreman, you can expect to supervise and train a crew, communicate with project owners, order materials and equipment, read plans, schedule work, and maintain a safe working environment. Structures Foremen supervise the construction of bridges, walls, culverts, and other structures on new and existing roadway projects.

As a Construction Laborer in our Structures Division, you can expect to perform a variety of manual labor tasks from shoveling and handling materials and tools to cleaning and tidying work areas. This is the perfect position to expose you to highway construction and grow your knowledge and skills so you can advance your career to an carpenter or concrete finisher position.

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