Concrete Finisher

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionConcrete Finisher Job SummaryPlaces, levels, smooths, and finishes freshly poured concrete on roadways, bridge decks, walls, sidewalks, and other concrete structures to achieve the specified grade, texture, and finish. Repairs and finishes concrete surfaces and structural elements after forms have been removed. Uses hand tools, power tools, and finishing materials in accordance with project specifications and established safety procedures. Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesConcrete Placement and FinishingPlaces, spreads, levels, and finishes freshly poured concrete to the required grade, elevation, and texture.Uses hand tools, including floats, trowels, screeds, straightedges, edgers, rubbing stones, and jointers, to shape and finish concrete surfaces.Operates power screeds and power trowels to level, smooth, and finish concrete surfaces as required.Signals concrete truck drivers and coordinates concrete placement from trucks, chutes, or buckets into forms.Spreads and places concrete in areas that are difficult to access using rakes, shovels, and other appropriate tools.Assists with or directs subgrade preparation, concrete mixing, and form setting as required.Applies curing compounds or protective coverings to concrete surfaces to promote proper curing.Concrete Repair and Surface PreparationInspects concrete surfaces and structural elements for irregularities, cracks, holes, ridges, and other defects.Mixes sand, cement, water, and other approved materials in specified proportions to prepare grout or cement slurry.Installs temporary wooden forms and applies grout or slurry to repair damaged corners and edges.Chips, scrapes, rubs, and grinds high spots, ridges, and rough projections to achieve the specified surface finish.Uses wire brushes and other appropriate tools to clean and prepare damaged areas for repair.Applies epoxy or other approved repair materials to seal cracks, joints, and other concrete defects as required.Applies muriatic acid or other approved cleaning products when specified and in accordance with applicable safety procedures.Cleans and maintains tools, equipment, and work areas after completing assigned tasks.Follows project specifications, supervisor instructions, and established safety procedures.Performs other related duties as assigned. Physical DemandsThe position requires the ability to exert the following levels of force to move objects:Occasionally: 50–100 pounds.Frequently: 25–50 pounds.Constantly: 10–20 pounds.The work requires lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling materials and equipment while standing, walking, or sitting, as required by the job. Work Environment and Safety RequirementsWorks in a variety of construction environments, including below-ground and above-ground locations and on scaffolds or within shoring systems as required.Works near heavy equipment, construction vehicles, and moving traffic, requiring agility, coordination, alertness, and awareness of surrounding hazards.Must wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) as required by the task and applicable safety procedures.Must follow instructions, project specifications, and established safety requirements.Must be able to adapt to flexible work schedules as required. Jobsite LocationJobsites can be located across NC / SC\nCompany DescriptionThe Lee legacy of construction excellence began in 1935 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Lee worked on construction projects in the commercial, industrial, municipal, highway and private sectors throughout the southeast. Currently, Lee operates as a General Contractor in the Carolinas under NCDOT GC License Number 40139, with a rating of unlimited and unclassified. Since 1997, Lee has been a wholly owned subsidiary of W.C. English, Incorporated in Lynchburg, Virginia and operates under the name of Lee Construction Company of the Carolinas, Inc. Lee’s primary focus is the management and construction of highway bridge projects in North and South Carolina. Our areas of expertise include the construction of highway bridges, pedestrian bridges, and culverts. Lee participates in design-bid-build, design-build and negotiated contracts. Over the years, Lee has acquired broad experience in the heavy civil contracting industry and is proud to produce projects on time, under budget and safely for the customer. Our goal is to continue that mission while building a solid foundation with quality employees, effective management and efficient decision making. Lee is a longtime proud member of the Carolinas Association of General Contractors (CAGC). Lee received the 2003 Pinnacle Award from the CAGC for the construction of a Pedestrian Bridge over I-277 in Columbia, South Carolina and is routinely recognized by CAGC for its excellent job safety performance.Company DescriptionThe Lee legacy of construction excellence began in 1935 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Lee worked on construction projects in the commercial, industrial, municipal, highway and private sectors throughout the southeast. Currently, Lee operates as a General Contractor in the Carolinas under NCDOT GC License Number 40139, with a rating of unlimited and unclassified. Since 1997, Lee has been a wholly owned subsidiary of W.C. English, Incorporated in Lynchburg, Virginia and operates under the name of Lee Construction Company of the Carolinas, Inc. \r\n\r\nLee’s primary focus is the management and construction of highway bridge projects in North and South Carolina. Our areas of expertise include the construction of highway bridges, pedestrian bridges, and culverts. Lee participates in design-bid-build, design-build and negotiated contracts. \r\n\r\nOver the years, Lee has acquired broad experience in the heavy civil contracting industry and is proud to produce projects on time, under budget and safely for the customer. Our goal is to continue that mission while building a solid foundation with quality employees, effective management and efficient decision making. \r\n\r\nLee is a longtime proud member of the Carolinas Association of General Contractors (CAGC). Lee received the 2003 Pinnacle Award from the CAGC for the construction of a Pedestrian Bridge over I-277 in Columbia, South Carolina and is routinely recognized by CAGC for its excellent job safety performance.