Travel Erection Worker

Job description

We are Engineered to Serve. Tindall Corporation is a leading Precast Concrete Manufacturer, with locations throughout the Southeastern U.S. Our mission is to support our customers, create remarkable structures, and deliver never-before-seen solutions every step of the way . Our employees enjoy benefits including: Low Cost Employee Health plan, Dental, Vision, STD/LTD, Fully-paid Basic Life, Voluntary Life, Whole Life, Accident, Hospitalization, Critical Illness, EAP and a 401k Plan with Company Match & Profit Sharing. Summary of Primary Functions : To hook up concrete members to crane so that the erection lead and rigger have members readily available for setting. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: All employees are required to follow all Safety and Quality rules and processes to ensure a safe working environment, and the production of high quality products. Checks fuel and lubricant levels of flat bed truck. Hooks up crane chokers to lifting loops or bolts on swivels depending on members. Loads shipping 4x4 boards off and on trailers. Directs truck drivers to drop-off locations. Unloads various erection materials off trailers and stores in proper location. Sends any tools and equipment up to erection crew when needed by hooking to the crane. Sweeps foundation before panels are set. Mixes grout in wheelbarrow. Builds grout frame boxes and pours grout around set columns. Helps relocate crane by raising balance legs, moving wood platforms to new location, directing crane, reposition legs until crane is level. Helps other crew members with ground work, helps assemble and disassemble crane. Performs miscellaneous duties as directed by Supervisor. Job Specifications or Qualifications: Education and/or Experience : High School Diploma or general education degree (GED) is required. Previous experience in finishing concrete is required. - All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.