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Quality Control Lab Technician - Tallahassee Asphalt Plant

Posted 8 days ago

cwr contractingTallahassee (FL)

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About the role

QUALITY CONTROL LAB TECHNICIAN C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. (CWR) is a growing road construction company. We are seeking to fill a Certified Asphalt Quality Control Lab Technician for our local operations.
Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities: Understands test methods and procedures - Responsible for the testing and inspection of road construction materials, paving techniques, and equipment being used, including but not limited to Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) and Granular Base Course (GBC) - Analysis of test data - Corrective action to prevent non-conforming products - Documentation and data control - Ensures manufactured asphalt meets DOT, customer, and job specifications - Assists in mix design development and changes in plant production - Performs data collection and reporting - Complies with all safety requirements - Other duties as assigned Requirements: Minimum of 3-6 months of experience in asphalt production or quality control strongly preferred - Knowledge of industry standards and testing procedures for asphalt products preferred - Must be able to work in a fast paced environment and adapt to changing priorities - CTQP Plant Level 1 and 2 certifications required after 90 days - High school diploma or equivalent preferred - Must be able to work days, nights (including 3rd shift), and weekends as needed - Able to complete all required paperwork efficiently - Must be able to meet company MVR requirements and have a valid Florida drivers license - Employer conducts drug screening and background check We offer competitive salaries and fringe benefits. EOE/AA, DFWP, We Honor Those Who Have Served. Position open until filled.

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