Concrete Finisher and/or Form Setter

Location: Temple/Ft. Hood, TX

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Experienced

We are currently hiring for Concrete Finishers/Form Setters.

Onsite interviews available, start immediately!

Must have concrete finishing or form setter experience.

Must be able to pass background to get on to Ft. Hood

Position requires the ability to set forms, tie rebar, follow instructions, work as a team, as well as finish concrete.

Position includes stooping, kneeling, crouching, visual inspection, heavy lifting, some climbing, balancing, reaching, handling.

Steel Toed Shoes required.

Must be able to pass pre-employment drug screen and physical as well as successfully complete the E-Verify process.

Bring 2 valid forms of identification for the I-9. (Call if you need to know what forms will work)

For immediate consideration, please apply in person at Emerson Construction Company, Inc. 4502 Twin City Blvd Temple, TX 76502.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Actualmente estamos contratando trabajadores para acabadores de concreto / moldeadores de formas.

Entrevistas disponibles en el sitio, comience de inmediato!

Debe tener un acabado de concreto o una experiencia en el establecimiento de formas.

Debe ser capaz de pasar antecedentes para llegar a Ft. capucha

La posición requiere la capacidad de establecer formularios, atar barras de refuerzo, seguir instrucciones, trabajar en equipo y terminar el concreto.

La posición incluye encorvarse, arrodillarse, agacharse, realizar una inspección visual, levantar objetos pesados, escalar, balancearse, estirarse, manipularse.

Se requieren zapatos con punta de acero.

Debe ser capaz de pasar el examen de detección de drogas previo al empleo y el examen físico, así como completar con éxito el proceso E-Verify.

Traiga 2 formas de identificación válidas para el I-9. (Llame si necesita saber qué formularios funcionarán)

Para una consideración inmediata, presente la solicitud en persona en Emerson Construction Company, Inc. 4502 Twin City Blvd Temple, TX 76502.

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