Concrete Finisher | Commercial Projects

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tradeworxExport (PA)

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About the role

We are hiring experienced Concrete Finishers to support a respected commercial contractor working on major projects throughout the Pittsburgh area. This role involves hands-on finishing work, teamwork, and maintaining high-quality standards on active construction sites. Benefits & PTO (Trade WorX)Health coverage options Dental and vision options 401K option Company-paid group life insurance (10K)Paid holidaysPTOPay &
Schedule: Up to $34/hour based on experience Full-time, consistent work Overtime opportunities available Scope of Work: Place, pour, smooth, and finish concrete to specified grades and tolerances Use screeds, floats, trowels, and edging tools to achieve proper finish and surface quality Assist with layout, forming, wire mesh placement, and tying rebar as required Monitor curing process and apply finishing treatments, sealants, or textures as needed Cut, polish, and surface concrete using hand and power tools
Requirements: 2+ years of commercial concrete finishing or forming experience Knowledge of layout, screeding, and forming systems Ability to read and follow blueprints and project plans Strong work ethic, safety-first mindset, and reliability Reliable transportation to various job sites Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work outdoors in varying conditions
How to Apply: Apply now. Call/text 412-315-5701 and reply with your name, trade, and location.#Trade WorX#Work With The Best#Trade WorX-Pittsburgh#Working For You

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