Concrete Carpenter/Formsetter

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noel companyAlbuquerque (NM)

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Junior

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$50,700 per year

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Job Description
Salary & Benefits: $26 - $34 per hour (based on experience) We are preparing for a very busy end to 2026 and beyond! We are looking for concrete construction professionals who are looking for a way to develop their skills, opportunities to grow within, and a clear career path! You must be able to start by the end of October!!
New Benefits: Active in 2026: 64 Hours of PTO Day 1! Paid Holidays (in addition to PTO) Memorial Day July 4th Labor Day Thanksgiving The day after Thanksgiving Christmas Day New Years Day Pay Increase After 90th Day (pending 90-day evaluation) Paid Training Opportunities Life insurance at no cost to you! Health(vision included) and dental insurance offered after first month of employment!
Qualifications: Must have experience in concrete construction. Must have experience as a carpenter/form setter. Must follow all company policies and procedures regarding: Safety Presenting themselves and the company professionally and competently. Must have self-provided and dependable transportation. (The companydoes notprovide daily transportation - unless travel is required) Must be able to take, and pass, a drug test. Must have valid identification ( ID, Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Permanent Resident Card, etc. )Willingness to travel: Not Required A willingness to travel increases your potential earnings! (Projects are not only in Albuquerque but also in surrounding areas)
Current Project Locations: Los Lunas, Albuquerque, Springer, Hobbs, Carlsbad, Santa Fe, Las Vegas(NM), and Zuni States you could work in: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas

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