Construction Laborer (Concrete Pump Operator)

Posted 16 days ago

coastal productsSarasota (FL)

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Construction Laborer (Concrete Pump Operator)Plycrete is currently seeking a dedicated and motivated individual to join our team as a Construction Laborer (Concrete Pump Operator). This position does not have an experience requirement as we are willing to provide training for the right: Operate trailer-mounted concrete pumps efficiently and safely to deliver concrete to various job sites. Perform daily maintenance and upkeep of the equipment, ensuring machines are in optimal working condition. Handle routine inspections and troubleshoot any issues that may arise during mechanical skills to maintain and repair machinery. Collaborate with the team to ensure a smooth concrete pumping process and successful project completion. Follow safety guidelines and regulations to ensure a secure work environment.
Requirements: Mechanical inclination and understanding of machines. Physical fitness with strong endurance and the ability to handle physically demanding tasks. Flexibility to work different shifts for large pours. Willingness to learn and undergo training to become a skilled Trailer Pump work ethic and reliability. Ability to work as part of a team and communicate effectively with colleagues and supervisors. Valid US Driver's License and Reliable driving record
Benefits: Health Insurance! Paid Time Off! Provided Uniforms & PPE!Cell Phone Reimbursement! Career Growth & Ongoing Training! Overtime Availability! Rewarding work (Driving through town pointing out buildings/projects that you have helped create).Join our team at Plycrete, where you'll have the opportunity to grow and thrive in the concrete pumping industry. If you are hardworking, mechanically inclined, and eager to learn, we encourage you to apply for the Trailer Pump Operator position. Take the first step towards a rewarding career with us! Apply now to join our team and embark on an exciting journey with Plycrete!

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