Field Crew Leader
ernest maierGaithersburg (MD)
About the role
Field Crew Leader Posted 22-Aug-2024 (EST)Gaithersburg, MD, USA30.00 per hour + depending on experience/abilities Hourly Full Time*Paid time off *Health insurance *Dental insurance *Healthcare spending or reimbursement accounts such as HSAs or FSAs *Retirement benefits or accounts Email Me Similar Jobs Email Me This Job Location: MD: Gaithersburg - Steel Requirements: MUST HAVE PREVIOUS STEEL EXPERIENCEValid welding certification (stick, mig, tig) Steel and Alluminum/Stainless steel. Bi-lingual (English and Spanish), Experience, reading and interpreting plans/blueprints, Problem solving, Site work/Field experience. Valid Drivers License. Excellent Safety Record. Strong Communication skills. Benefits offered: Paid time off Health insurance Dental insurance Healthcare spending or reimbursement accounts such as HSAs or FSAsRetirement benefits or accounts About Ernest Maier: Since 1926, Ernest Maier has been all about construction. Starting as Washington DC's best and most trusted masonry block manufacturer. The Ernest Maier family has grown to provide an array of concrete and building solutions to Mid-Atlantic (DC, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia) contractors, architects, engineers, designers, and homeowners. Operating in these locations under our brands: Bay Ready Mix, Concrete Building Systems, Ernest Maier, Gomoljak, Parker Block, and Skyline Brick. We manufacture and/or distribute aggregates, block, drainage, hardscaping, insulation, masonry, precast concrete, ready mix concrete, steel, tools, and more
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