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Concrete Flatwork Supervisor We're partnering with a fast-growing construction organization to hire a full-time Concrete Flatwork Supervisor. This is a hands-on leadership role where you'll guide a skilled crew, oversee daily operations, and ensure projects are completed with top-tier quality and efficiency. If you're looking for a company that values professionalism, teamwork, and craftsmanship, this is a standout opportunity.
What You'll Be Doing: Leading and supporting a concrete flatwork crew on residential and commercial projects Reviewing blueprints, job specifications, and local flatwork codes Monitoring quality, jobsite safety, and proper care of tools, equipment, and vehicles Coordinating project details, ensuring crews have accurate and timely information Communicating professionally with engineers, architects, homeowners, and internal teams Overseeing timecards and job-related paperwork for accuracy and completion Helping enforce company standards, policies, and expectations Troubleshooting issues, solving problems quickly, and keeping projects on track Promoting a positive, respectful, and team-driven jobsite environment Who We're Looking For: 5+ years of concrete flatwork experience (supervisory experience strongly preferred) Ability to read and interpret commercial and residential blueprints Strong leadership skills - able to motivate, coach, and set expectations professionally Excellent communication, time management, and organizational abilities Confident working with customers and project partners in a courteous, solutions-focused manner Able to travel as needed Must meet standard employment requirements: Valid driver's license Ability to pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol test Eligible for (or already have) a DOT medical card Required basic tools (hammer, tape, nail apron, boots, etc.) What Our Client Offers: Company-paid health, dental, and vision insurance for the employee 401K match, profit sharing, pension, and life insurance (after one year) Years-of-service recognition program Seasonal bonuses Company truck for job-related use A supportive team environment where every employee is valued Long-term career stability and growth opportunities

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