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As a Traveling Landfill Construction Laborer, you will be responsible for operating and maintaining various tools and equipment, loading and unloading of heavy materials, and follow directions from supervisors and fusion technicians.
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The Pipeline Inspector coordinates with the Facilities Construction Superintendent, Contractor Superintendent, Chief Inspector, ROW Agents, Local Regulatory Representatives, State Regulatory Representatives and Safety Personnel to ensure the completion of the project.
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Proper construction management practices help mitigate risks, protect the environment, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, ultimately contributing to the long-term sustainability and reliability of the pipeline system.
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Position Overview DCAMM’s Office of Design and Construction is seeking Contractor Resident Engineers/Clerk of Works to monitor various Public construction projects statewide, including CM@Risk, new construction, renovations, demolition, environmental remediation, and energy and water conservation projects including large retrofits, commissioning, and installation of renewable energy technology.
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Under the supervision of the Resident Engineer, the Construction Inspector will perform the monitoring, inspecting and coordinating of construction management and quality assurance inspections as noted below.
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Southeast Connections offers complete construction services that include pipeline construction, installation, maintenance, repairs, stations, facility modification and new construction.
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Job responsibilities include all types of marine construction including pile driving, deep foundations, wharfs, piers, bulkheads, bridges, dredging, concrete, heavy lifts, and cable laying. Field experience should include a minimum of 3 years' experience in a Foreman or Superintendent role as Carpenter, Pile Driver, Operator or Laborer.
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You will observe and inspect various contractor operations such as clearing and grubbing, earthmoving, paving, concrete pavement, bridge construction, pipe installation, traffic control, and pavement marking.
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Founded by Sam Saiia as Birmingham Excavating Co. in 1946, the company now known as Saiia Construction is an industrial heavy civil contractor of choice for the power generation, mineral and aggregate mining, and pulp and paper markets.
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Experience as a non-CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly, or warehouse helpful. Driver (non-CDL) / Laborer.
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This will include providing leadership, strategy, guidance, and management of teams responsible for Talent Acquisition of hourly/non-exempt Solar construction Laborers, Operators, and other related roles, as well as talent management, employee relations, and organizational development.
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Position Description Summers-Taylor, Inc., is the largest heavy and highway construction contractor in Northeast Tennessee, and has been in business since 1932. Laborer at the concrete plant to form and mold the tank.
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The Laborer will complete general labor duties related to telecommunications construction as directed by the foreman/supervisor. All phases of underground construction include but are not limited to: Loading, driving, delivery, digging, removal and placement of various types, sizes and weight of construction materials and equipment.
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Transportation Construction Inspectors assist checking grades, elevations, structure stake-out and roadway stake-out with contractor/surveyor and inspect the placement of materials such as cement concrete, bituminous concrete, drainage materials, bridge materials and all materials applicable to transportation construction.
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Your role as a CEI Roadway Inspector involves observing and inspecting various contractor operations, including earthmoving, paving, bridge construction, and traffic control. CEI Inspectors are subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions and to various types of weather and field conditions, including heights, uneven terrain, highway traffic, hazards of highway construction sites, and heavy equipment, and may travel/work extended hours, weekends, and/or holidays.
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