Concrete Construction Specialist
Position Overview
We are seeking a highly skilled Concrete Construction Specialist to support outdoor infrastructure projects including bridges, boardwalks, foundations, and structural installations in remote construction environments. This role focuses on concrete work including formwork, reinforcement placement, and structural pours used to support durable infrastructure in rugged terrain.
Concrete Construction Specialists work closely with field crews and supervisors to prepare sites, construct concrete forms, place reinforcement, and assist with controlled pours while maintaining strict safety and quality standards.
The ideal candidate brings strong construction experience with concrete work and the ability to perform technical tasks in physically demanding outdoor environments.
Key Responsibilities
Concrete Formwork Construction
Build and install concrete forms for foundations, footings, piers, and structural elements used in outdoor infrastructure projectsReinforcement Installation
Place and secure rebar, anchors, and reinforcement systems according to project specificationsFoundation Preparation
Prepare excavation areas, footings, and structural bases to ensure proper support for bridge and boardwalk infrastructureConcrete Placement & Finishing
Assist with controlled concrete pours, consolidation, and finishing techniques in challenging terrainExcavation
Perform precision excavation using rock cutting, drilling, and breaking techniques in steep or confined environments with hand tools, hydraulic breakers, and specialized equipmentSteel Erection
Assemble and install structural steel components in limited-access areas, often using rigging systems and aerial liftsCarpentry & Timber Construction
Construct and install boardwalks, platforms, bridges, and rail systems using structural framing and finishing techniquesRigging & Aerial Systems
Install and operate high lines, skylines, griphoists, and mechanical rigging systems for material transport in rugged or vertical environmentsTool & Equipment Operation
Operate drills, saws, hydraulic tools, and other construction equipment used on remote project sitesHelicopter Coordination
Assist with helicopter-supported construction including load rigging, safety spotting, and precision material placement in accordance with FAA and site safety standards (experience preferred, but not required)Safety & Environmental Compliance
Follow OSHA safety regulations, fall protection standards, and Leave No Trace environmental practices in protected natural areasCrew Communication
Understand work directions, communicate effectively with supervisors and crew members, and maintain situational awareness on active construction sites
Minimum Qualifications
2+ years of construction experience with emphasis on concrete work, foundations, or structural pours
Experience with concrete formwork, reinforcement placement, or structural concrete installation
Demonstrated proficiency with rock excavation techniques and power tools
Strong understanding of rigging practices, including skyline and high line systems
Ability to read construction drawings and interpret technical specifications
Comfortable working at heights and in remote, physically demanding environments
Ability to lift and carry up to 50lbs across uneven terrain
Ability to work outdoors in changing weather conditions
Ability to follow job site safety procedures and OSHA safety standards
Ability to understand work directions and communicate effectively with supervisors and crew members
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
High school diploma or equivalent
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with carpentry, timber construction, or rock work
Chainsaw certifications
NCCCO Rigger Certification or equivalent rigging training
Wilderness First Aid or Standard First Aid
Experience working on public lands (e.g., National or State Parks)
Familiarity with erosion control, water mitigation, and environmental best practices
Welding or fabrication experience
OSHA Certification
CDL License
Working Conditions
Work is performed outdoors in all weather conditions, including steep, wet, and uneven terrain
Work is physically demanding and requires standing, bending, crouching, lifting, and carrying loads up to 50 pounds over difficult terrain
Employees frequently work on natural ground surfaces and in rugged backcountry environments
Work environments may include noise, dust, grease, and conditions typical of active construction sites
Employees regularly work near heavy equipment, moving machinery, and suspended loads
Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as helmets, harnesses, and other safety gear is required daily
Travel to project sites is required and may include extended stays near the job site
Lodging may be provided through Airbnb accommodations when available or through camping near remote project locations when necessary
Compensation & Benefits
Monday through Thursday work schedule
Competitive hourly wage or salary (commensurate with experience)
Project completion incentives may be offered
Housing provided when traveling
Benefits that include a 401K program, PTO, and company profit share
Training and employee development program