Temporary General Warehouse Labor

401(k), Health, Dental, Vision, PTO and Paid Holidays, Life Insurance, Accident Insurance, and Short-Term Disability

Motivated self-starter with a positive attitude to join a growing company, to perform labor-related activities on project sites throughout FL and the Southeast.

General labor requirements project to project

Pressure washing/cleaning and assisting with maintenance and service of equipment

Assistance Maintaining a clean and safe job site and work environment

Reporting to job site foreman and superintendent

Average of 75 hours per week, 7 days per week, 3 weeks on 1 week off rotation

Mechanical knowledge a plus

Experience on project sites a plus

Must be able to complete tasks with and without direct supervision

Must be open to frequent and extensive travel

Must be available to work out of town for long periods of time, including some weekends and holidays

Proactively anticipating change and taking action shapes our future, helping us stay ahead, seize opportunities, and create positive outcomes.

By making decisions that benefit the majority rather than one’s own personal needs we promote fairness, equality, and collaboration. We believe that integrity builds trust, and trust builds long-term partnerships. That’s why we’re open and upfront about project outcomes, costs, and challenges from day one.

Our mission is simple: to provide innovative solutions to complex environmental problems — with clarity, accountability, and respect for every client and community we serve.

Industrial and Municipal Pond and Lagoon Dredging
Dredging to remove this accumulated material improves the quality of the discharged water and preserves a settling pond’s effectiveness and storage capacity.

Site development dredging involves excavating the bottom of a body of water to create or enhance a site. This service is typical for constructing harbors, marinas, ports, and other waterfront developments. Mine tailings can then be pumped to an offline pond, spoil pit, or dewatered for on-site placement or export.

C&M Dredging has successfully performed various environmental restoration dredging projects for both public and private clients. Unlike dredging for navigational improvement, environmental restoration dredging is typically performed with a single goal: improving the quality of a water body.

Local, State, and Federal government agencies (and private entities) are tasked with maintaining a set channel depth that changes from location to location to ensure safe passage for vessels navigating the area without running aground.

Geotextile tubes are utilized on a hydraulic dredging project to contain and dewater sediments, making them suitable for transport and disposal. One key benefit of this method is its efficiency in removing water from large volumes of suspended material.

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