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Qualifications/Education/Experience Proven experience as a Batch Plant Superintendent in heavy civil construction. Traylor Bros., Inc. (TBI) National Heavy Civil division provides comprehensive, cutting-edge heavy civil/underground construction services through traditional and non-traditional delivery methods.
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Minimum of five (5) plus years of experience with safety and health in the construction industry. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Knowledge of OSHA, USACE, and EPA regulations as well as other state/federal safety regulations and company safety policies/procedures.
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Knowledge of OSHA, USACE, and EPA regulations as well as other state/federal safety regulations and company safety policies/procedures. Serve as a point of contact for any federal, state, or municipal safety or risk management authority and/or personnel, including but not limited to OSHA, when the Company Safety Manager is not available.
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Laborer Asphalt Paving/Grading Construction Payne and Dolan Inc., A Walbec Group Company Sault Ste Marie, MI Are you looking for an exciting career in heavy highway road construction? Come work with us as a Laborer and enjoy a family-focused, progressive culture, and work with an industry leading company in heavy road and highway construction.
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Proficient in administering vertical, horizontal, and marine construction, including the specialty trades of dredging, mechanical, electrical, equipment controls, and fire protection. Experience with vertical and horizontal construction, marine construction, as well as interior building renovations.
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Previous Heavy Civil, Industrial, or Heavy Commercial construction experience. Previous Heavy Civil, Industrial, or Heavy Commercial construction experience. Job Description Critical Business Analysis has an opening for a Lead Scheduler with a minimum of five years’ experience in P6 schedule development, maintenance, and analysis for large engineering/procurement/construction projects.
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Did we mention that while they are working hard, they also like to have fun?
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (includes, but is not limited to, the following) Manages the day-to-day operations of the Public Works Department.
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