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Now Hiring Superintendent with Roadway / Heavy Highway construction experience in the Greater Tampa FL area! I am representing 2 reputable Heavy Highway / Roadway construction companies that specialize on FDOT / Roadway / Highway projects.
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As a fourth-generation family business, Swank Construction has delivered top-tier heavy highway construction work since the 1930s. Familiarity with heavy highway construction equipment/machinery - Required.
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I am representing 3 reputable Heavy civil construction companies that specializes FDOT / Roadway / Highway projects. Majority of experience on Roadway / Heavy Highway (FDOT) projects.
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CCI has a large equipment fleet and self performs all aspects of construction management, site work, utilities, demolition, heavy highway, cast-in-place concrete, installation of divisions 8 & 10 items, and erection of pre-engineered metal structures.
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Support engineering team conducting Civil & Structural engineering evaluation that includes bridge applications, heavy highway work, design foundations. There will be a focus on bridge and heavy highway work, concrete, and transportation.
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Working knowledge of environmental, health and safety issues associated with heavy highway and heavy civil construction. A minimum of ten years of experience in a leadership capacity, with broad comprehensive knowledge of heavy highway and heavy civil construction practices.
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Support engineering team conducting Civil & Structural engineering evaluation that includes bridge applications, heavy highway work, transportation. Project Engineers: Minimum of five (5) years of Heavy/Highway experience , including scheduling and coordinating subcontractors.
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Is a CRH company producing and providing crushed aggregate materials, sand, ready-mix concrete, asphalt, and performing as a regional heavy highway/infrastructure construction firm serving Arkansas, Oklahoma, and southern Missouri.
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The selected candidate will work in a safety sensitive shop or field setting diagnosing and repairing heavy highway road construction equipment for the use of road construction. ~ Komatsu Heavy Equipment diagnostic software.
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One year of verifiable work experience in Heavy Highway Construction. Prior Experience In Heavy Highway Construction Preferred. Will perform a wide range of general laboring duties on a Road Constuction project on a heavy highway crew, or on a production crew.
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Experience with estimating heavy highway or heavy/civil construction projects. 7 – 10 years of project management experience in heavy highway or heavy civil construction with an emphasis on project financial and schedule management.
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Demonstrated experience in Heavy Highway and Heavy Civil Construction. Make recommendations to the VP of Operations and Equipment Manager for the purchase of equipment and materials for the Heavy Civil department.
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Operating heavy equipment, such as tandem dump truck, loader, tractor mower, etc. CDOT has a vacancy for a Highway Maintenance Specialist in Hartsel, CO. No two days are exactly the same in CDOT highway maintenance.
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Heavy highway & bridge construction and maintenance. Working knowledge of construction, marine and heavy highway. IEW Construction Group is a heavy civil construction company , currently searching for a SAFETY ENGINEER/TECHNICIAN to join our growing Safety Team. This is a highly visible, pro-active and "hands-on" position.
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CDOT has a vacancy for a Highway Maintenance Specialist in. If you have a Colorado Class A or B Commercial Driver’s License, or need to obtain a CDL license, and are passionate about safety, travel, and hands-on repair and improvements, then consider turning your passions into a career as a Highway Maintenance Specialist.
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