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Jobs
Standard Concrete is always looking for great people in the following areas.
Receptionist
Interact with employees and greet guests of the company. Notify company personnel of visitor arrivals. Answer phones in a courteous and professional manner. Maintain inventories of office supplies.
Engineer
Must have a degree in engineering or construction management. Duties include cost tracking projects, basic form design, concrete mix design, safety, and environmental management, reinforcing steel takeoffs, quality control, scheduling material procurement, and lean manufacturing. Perform estimations and takeoffs for bid lettings. Design prestress products.
Crane Operator
Work with Shuttle Lift and Mi-Jack cranes (70 Ton up to 150 Ton). Responsible for operating a stationary or traveling crane to lift, move, position, and reposition loads. Ensures load is safely attached to crane before making a pick. Operate crane controls to regulate speed and direction of crane and hoist movement according to written, verbal, or signal instructions. Inspect crane for safety issues on a daily basis. Determine if any parts are malfunctioning. Complete job tickets, service quality summaries, and all other necessary paperwork. Lift, position, and place machinery, equipment, formwork, etc.to facilitate the production and storage of our products. Load completed products on trucks or barges to ship to customers. Work within precise limits and standards of accuracy. Responsible for daily inspection of crane and all rigging equipment.
Batch Plant Operator
Responsible for producing concrete using batching software and concrete mixers. Ensure that the appropriate mix design is produced within the specifications and requirements for its job. Capable of obtaining State DOT certifications. Knowledgeable with concrete admixtures and their capabilities. Ability to troubleshoot and adjust mixes for different products and varying weather conditions without adversely affecting the concrete performance.
Forklift Operator
Forklift operators are responsible for operating and managing industrial trucks to load and unload materials. Delivers and moves necessary material to and from storage areas to the working areas. Must be able to unload and upload material, identify damages, transport raw materials to production workstations, inspect machinery, determine the need for repairs, produce activity logs, comply with company policies and guidelines, and assist in keeping a safe environment.
Carpenter
Proficient and safely trained with hand tools and power tools including but not limited to pencil, measuring tape, claw hammer, cat’s paw, framing square, speed square, level, protractor, chalk line, electric drill, table saw, circular saw, Sawzall, jigsaw, and nail/braid gun. Must be able to read and build product headers and formwork from blueprints or shop drawings.
Finisher/Detailer
Smooth and finish surfaces while placing concrete using a variety of hand and power tools. Apply sealants, epoxies, curing compounds, and waterproofing once the concrete has been finished. Repair imperfections such as bug holes, honeycombs, or damaged products.
Foreman/Leadman
Prestress/Precast experience is a plus. Coordinating construction work according to priorities and plans, able to read blueprints, producing schedules and monitor attendance of crew, allocating general and daily responsibilities, supervise and train workers and tradespeople while providing motivation for other employees, ensure manpower and resources are adequate, guarantee all safety precautions and quality standards are met, supervise the use of machinery and equipment, resolve problems when they arise, and reporting on progress to management.
Laborer
Individuals must be willing to work outside and perform manual labor. Individuals must be able to lift heavy loads up to 50 lbs, climb to heights and conduct work with proper safety restraints, have a basic understanding of construction principles and procedures, be comfortable working in a high-stress environment with extreme weather fluctuations, work 10+ hour days, work some Saturdays when schedule requires, have some math skills, use a tape measure, and following directions from the foremen.
Mechanic
Responsible for diagnosing and troubleshooting equipment failures and repairing and maintaining diesel and gasoline engines. Also must be able to dismantle and reassemble equipment using hoists and hand tools and examine parts for damage or excessive wear using micrometers and gauges. Additionally, individuals must replace defective engines and subassemblies such as transmissions, weld broken parts and structural members, test overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency and direct workers engaged in cleaning parts as well as assisting with assembly and disassembly of equipment.
Quality Control
Must have knowledge of concrete manufacturing and inspection of concrete products. Will be required to have the ability to obtain ACI, PCI, and State DOT Certifications. This individual will be working to assure quality throughout the manufacturing process, including but not limited to coordinating production bed layouts, overseeing pre-pour and post-pour inspections, and overseeing stressing operations. Individuals must be willing to effectively interface with specifying agencies, and production and administrative departments. Individuals must be willing to perform these tasks while working outside. Individuals must be able to lift heavy loads up to 70 lbs, climb to heights and conduct work with proper safety restraints. The individual will be responsible for all Mix Designs, all record-keeping to ensure PCI Compliance, and oversee all Laboratory and Concrete Testing Activities.
Groundman
Responsibilities would include inspecting and preparing loads that need to be moved, setting, aligning and leveling heavy equipment machinery, selecting the appropriate rigging gear, preparing rigging equipment including, beams, pulleys, clamps, and bolts. Additionally, individuals are responsible for inspecting rigging before final use, monitoring and maintaining rigging equipment, maneuvering loads using heavy equipment machinery by hand, ensuring compliance with state and company safety procedures, communicating with the rigging and construction team, breaking down rigging equipment and conducting post-rigging inspections.
Welder
Must pass specific AWS/ANSI and DOT welding procedures in accordance with industry standards and safety requirements. Must be able to fabricate basic formwork and various steel inserts to be placed in concrete products. Repair damaged forms, soffits, and some structural repair work to equipment using stick welding in vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions. Proficient with cutting torch. Maintain welding equipment.
Concrete Mixer Truck/Tuckerbilt Driver
Responsible for operating equipment to transport large batches of wet concrete to be poured into precast beds. Inspect and maintain equipment in accordance with policies and procedures for optimal use. Operate and control equipment with a large auger, detachable funnel, and sits on a heavy-duty turntable. Practice proper housekeeping with clean, properly maintained tools and equipment.
Equipment Operators
Will be responsible for operating forklifts, loaders, skidsteers, and boom lifts.