Learn a trade nobody can mail in.
Hard work, real pay, and a foreman who'll teach you.
We train who we hire.
A crew is only as good as its newest hand.
The ladder
Laborer to operator to foreman. People here move up on merit.
The tools
New iron, machine control, and time on the seat before you're asked to run it.
The pay
Real wages, overtime that's paid, and a bonus when the job closes clean.
“I showed up with a shovel. Now I run the crew.”
Nobody handed me that. The foremen here taught me to read a grade, then a plan, then a job. When I was ready, they gave me one.
Darius PellGeneral SuperintendentBite the hard stuff
Down the trench
Cold start
Bite the hard stuff
Down the trench
Cold start
We ask a lot.
Because you can carry it. People who do well here:
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Own your mistakes
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Keep your site clean
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Watch the next person's back
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Ask the next question
“Nobody hands you anything here, but everybody shows you how.”
I came in knowing the math and nothing about dirt. Three winters later I can tell you what a site is going to do before it does it.
Luz HerreraField EngineerThe work is real.
Some people want to lead crews. Some want to be the best operator in the county. Some want a steady job close to home. All of that counts here.
Meet the crew
Openings.
Start here.
Don't see it?
Call anyway.
Good people don't wait for a posting. Send a note and we'll find out if there's a seat.