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Skillit intelligently matches self-perform contractors with vetted concrete professionals seeking full-time employment.
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Skillit specializes in connecting commercial construction companies with vetted concrete workers. Skillit ensures you find qualified candidates efficiently, saving valuable time and ensuring your projects are staffed with reliable professionals. With the nation’s largest and fastest-growing database of skilled workers, we provide better-skilled worker data to meet your specific hiring criteria, including skills, experience, assessment scores, and pay expectations.
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Concrete Worker Jobs
Job Description
Are you looking for concrete worker jobs in the commercial, civil or industrial sectors in the US? At Skillit, America’s leading AI powered job network, we are connecting craft workers with the top construction companies for job opportunities. Candidates should be dedicated and motivated with proficiency in using specialized tools and equipment needed for concrete construction worker jobs. As part of the construction team, these positions involve performing tasks related to pouring concrete, finishing and site preparation.
Location: Multiple cities across USA
Benefits: Most concrete worker jobs include paid time off, medical and retirement benefits. Specific benefits will be established by the hiring company.
Responsibilities
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Perform physical and general labor for concrete construction work in a diverse range of industrial and commercial projects.
Complete concrete pours and finishes and rebar installation. Some masonry and carpentry may be needed.
Perform technical elements of concrete work, such as setting, striking and relocating forms, mixing masonry and operating concrete vibrators.
Read and interpret technical documents like blueprints, drawings, and construction plans.
Screed by using mud rakes to control concrete consistency and achieve smooth finishes.
Install and move pump hose lines for effective concrete pours.
Supply manual labor support to other construction trades on the job site as needed.
Use hand tools and power tools effectively and safely as needed for concrete worker jobs.
Load and unload materials effectively with worksite organization.
Perform site preparation work like installing vapor barriers, expansion joints, burlap and soaker hoses and weatherproofing buildings.
Learn to mark layouts for footers, foundations, ditches and other structural elements.
Set job site elevations, points, and benchmarks with surveying devices like laser levels, transits and others.
Support site safety walks and pre-job planning to locate hazards such as underground utilities, fall hazards and live wires.
Maintain company equipment, tools, vehicles, and worksite safety standards.
More experienced workers: Oversee small crews when necessary and mentor junior workers.
Lift and/or move up to 75 pounds as required.
Work outdoors in different weather conditions and small spaces.
Climb and work at heights of 30 feet or more.
Qualifications
For Concrete Worker Positions:
Prior experience in concrete worker jobs or concrete construction jobs preferred. The more experience, the higher the demand.
Aptitude and familiarity with concrete and general construction trades and practices.
Willing to acquire job-specific certifications when required.
Physical ability to undertake manual work like walking, working with tools, reaching, climbing, kneeling, and crawling for long periods.
Basic construction and mechanical skills with an aptitude towards hands-on work.
Ability to use concrete tools like trowels, saws, vibrators and screeds.
Ability to operate small equipment independently such as - forklifts, mini excavators, man lifts, skid steers and trench compactors.
Familiar with basic math and ability to use tape measures accurately.
Excellent communication skills and ability to work well in a team.
Dedication to workplace safety and compliance with industry regulations.
Work Schedule
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Full time with potential for overtime
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Monday to Friday with flexibility for project needs
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Weekend overtime available
About Skillit
We are America’s largest network of vetted craft workers, trusted by the top ENR, Fortune 500 contractors and specialty trades. Our AI powered tools make it easy to connect with, verify and hire talented craft workers across 40+ metro markets. Our core values of Respect, Ambition and Precision (RAP) are the foundation of how we build a community that elevates skilled trades. We are committed to maintaining a positive and inclusive space for everyone.
If you’re looking for skilled concrete worker jobs with competitive pay and opportunity for growth, set up a profile on Skillit and connect with top construction companies.
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Top ENR and Fortune 500 Contractors
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Skillit provides tailored solutions to meet your business requirements. Our platform allows you to fill concrete worker positions with experienced and qualified workers quickly. This flexibility ensures your projects stay on track without compromising quality.
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Jack Nix
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Shelby Erectors
Frequently asked questions
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Skillit is designed for construction companies with regular craft hiring needs. We charge a flat monthly subscription for unlimited seats and access to all trades in all of the states where Skillit is live.
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Right now Skillit supports General Laborers, Heavy Equipment Operators, Carpenters, Concrete Workers, Welders, Drywall Installers, Electricians, Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters and Superintendents.
We’re onboarding new trades all the time based on demand.
If you're looking for work, complete your profile, and join the waitlist. We'll contact you first when we support your trade!
If you're looking to hire, please get in touch. We're rapidly growing and will let you know when we'll be ready to support you.
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Every craft professional on Skillit has undergone a rigorous onboarding process. Craft pros first have to create a detailed profile. We collect and verify dozens of data points, including skills, work history, professional references, and valid certifications.
We’re different from job boards and local temp agencies because these data points are available to you to review via their profile.
Craft professionals also do a phone interview with our community team, phone number and email verification process and many workers also choose to verify their craft skills by taking one or more of our proprietary craft skill assessments. -
Right now, Skillit is live in Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Colorado, Arizona, Louisiana and Alabama.
We’re opening new markets all the time based on demand. Get in touch and help bring Skillit to your state.
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