Bilingual Concrete Flatwork Laborer - Madison Area

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hottmann construction companyDane (WI)

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time
Description: Being part of Cru means working outdoors for much of the year, enjoying year-round employment, and coming home each night after work. It also means knowing you're at a stable company where you can expand your skillset, build your career, and move up in the ranks. As a flatwork laborer at our Dane location, you will:
  • Assist with the set up of interior and exterior flatwork projects
  • Pour stone and concrete
  • Be responsible for the completion of concrete jobs assigned in a way that meets company productivity, quality, and safety targets
  • Why Cru Concrete?
Cru consistently partners with the largest builders in the state. We're a continually growing company that knows how to weather the ups and downs of the economy. Another Cru advantage: We innovate with technology that helps us outperform our competitors and allows our crews to work more safely and efficiently. Cru Concrete provides an outstanding package that includes...Competitive pay Health, dental, vision, and long-term disability insurance Employer paid life and short-term disability insurance 401K with company match Excellent paid time-off package, with accrual beginning your first day of employment Flexible spending and Dependent Care Accounts Steel Toe Boot and Safety Glasses Reimbursement Program Safety Incentives and Milestone Recognition for your achievements Paid on-the-job training & education Fun company events We value our employees, and it shows in how we reward them.
Requirements:
  • Valid Wisconsin driver's license and reliable transportation
  • Great work ethic, punctual, and dependable
  • Ability to work outside in all conditions
  • Ability to lift 100 pounds repeatedly
  • Salary Description$21 per hour minimum

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