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Wayne Brothers, Inc.

Pump Operator

Walterboro, SC · On-site

Work with materials such wood, concrete, grout, steel etc. * Work with hoses (air, grout, water ... Loud noise - frequently * Temperatures - seasonal * Walking and riding on uneven terrain ...

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Concrete Finisher - EGC Construction

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$20.25 - $27.75/hr

Pump, place and finish techniques * Placement of concrete, slab on grade and elevated decks * Saw ... Be able to work in a variety of seasonal and weather conditions EGC is a merit shop contractor ...

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SIMON | Concrete Finisher

Cheyenne, WY · On-site

$19.75 - $27.25/hr

Seasonal Posting Start Date: 7/16/26 Simon is a subsidiary of Colas USA with operations throughout ... pumps, loaders, concrete saws and mixers, hammer drills, generators and hand tools, and equipment ...

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CertificationsTypically requires OSHA safety training and equipment operation certificationsRequires OSHA safety training and specific equipment operation licenses
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Industry UsageUsed during peak construction seasons for large-scale concrete placementOperates concrete pumps across various projects and seasons

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Pump Operator

Wayne Brothers Companies

Walterboro, SC • On-site

Other

Re-posted 19 days ago

Wayne Brothers rating

9.3

Company rating: 9.3 out of 10

Based on 6 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

Job description

Application Instructions
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Position Description
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
  • Performs all the essential job functions of a Pump Operator.
  • Duties will include setting the pump up in the beginning of the job and clean it at the end of the job. direct trucks on and off site to and from the pump.
  • Carry, load and unload materials, grout bags, aid bags.
  • Preform grout samples, flow cone test, and specific gravity test. Record the data obtained and relay to the superintendent.
  • Collect grout samples daily and store it in a designated area. Ensuring the grout is clean and matches the specifications.
  • Check and collect daily material tickets (grout, flowable fill, concrete). Turn the tickets to the superintendent at the end of each day.
  • Arrive to project site on time and participate in daily discussion meetings.
  • Clean up site trash and debris and put in designated disposal area.
  • Work with materials such wood, concrete, grout, steel etc.
  • Work with hoses (air, grout, water, etc.) for all types of jobs on the jobsite.
  • Conducts safety checks before starting up and operating (and after shutting down) grout pump using standard checklists.
  • Reviews site specifications with foreman and superintendent.
  • Operates all light equipment necessary (e.g., concrete, grout vibrator, grout plant/concrete pump, compacting equipment, basic hand tools etc.) for operations.
  • Operates selected pieces of heavy equipment at a basic level to include, but not limited to, the following pieces of equipment:
  • Skidsteer Loader (desirable)
  • Water truck (desirable)
  • Excavator (desirable)
  • Lull (required)
  • Hooks up necessary attachments to equipment to complete geo structural and civil task(s).
  • Conducts routine preventative maintenance necessary to keep equipment operating effectively and efficiently.
  • Makes minor repairs as necessary to keep equipment safe and operational.
  • Cooperates with civil equipment apprentices to conduct geotechnical operations.
  • Complies with all applicable state, company and OSHA rules, regulations, and guidelines necessary for safe operation of heavy equipment at the job site.
  • Reports any job site and/or WBI employee safety violation(s) to appropriate supervisory personnel.
  • Serves as a safe and productive member of a geotechnical crew/team.
  • Assists operators and crew leaders in installing ground improvements, piles, etc.
  • Assists operators and crew leaders to move dirt on/off site as needed.
  • Assists operators, apprentices, and crew leaders in properly draining water during grading operations.
  • Pumps water, cleans silt and maintains erosion control before, during and after rain events.
  • Observe and help to remove all hazards in a task.
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Position Requirements
Education and/or Experience
  • Vocational or technical training/experience in grading/site development - desirable
  • OSHA - 10 Hour Certification - required.
  • OSHA - 30 Hour Certification - required.
  • First Aid/CPR - required.
  • Valid driver's license - required.
  • All-terrain material handler certification -required.
  • Aerial lift certification - required.
  • WBI Craft Training and other certifications up through Level I - required after hired.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required
  • Conducting assigned work tasks and processes within work teams
  • Reading grade stakes
  • Knowledge of soil conditions and earthmoving processes
  • Measuring and calculating square feet/cubic yards precisely
  • Problem-solving, troubleshooting, and maintenance-oriented reasoning
  • Communicating with grading foreman and team members
  • Implementing site safety and work-task plans
  • Recognizing and correcting job site hazards
  • Making judgments and decisions at task and process levels
  • Listening and speaking
  • Thinking logically and critically
  • Seeing and interpreting details close up and far away.
  • Focusing consistently on Safety, Quality, Production, and Innovation
  • Manual dexterity
  • Mechanical reasoning
Working Conditions
  • Outdoors - frequently
  • Indoors - rarely
  • Loud noise - frequently
  • Temperatures - seasonal
  • Walking and riding on uneven terrain - frequently
  • Personal Protective Equipment - always
  • Multi-activity worksites - frequently
  • Traveling/out of town - as needed
  • 40 to 60+ hour work week - frequently
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
  • Valid Driver License
Equipment/Materials Used
  • Hand and power tools - frequently
  • Heavy earthmoving equipment - frequently
  • Laser levels, grade rods, etc. - frequently
  • Personal Protective Equipment - always
  • Tools and equipment as directed and as comfortable.
Physical Elements
  • Lifting, carrying or moving up to 100 pounds
  • Frequent steering, riding, bouncing.
  • Continuous standing and walking daily.
  • Must be able to work outdoors in wet, humid, hot, cold, muddy weather.
  • Must be able to work on uneven and rough terrain.
  • Must be able to bend, squat, kneel.
  • Must be able to perform simple grasping and fine manipulation tasks with both hands.
  • Sitting for long periods of time on heavy equipment
  • Capable of climbing a ladder.
  • Focus concentration, attention to detail.
  • Manual labor
Pre-Requisites
  • Great work ethic
  • Willing to learn.
  • Good character
  • On time and with a good attitude
  • Willing to help in any way.
  • Willing to stop work when they don't understand or feel unsafe.
    • Has completed or able to complete all the skillsets and pre-requisites required of a GEO Group Pump Operator
    • Able to complete the Operator Tech Skills Tests for mini excavator, material handler, man basket and skidsteers.
    • Working knowledge of excavators, loaders, skidsteers. (Equipment Operator)
    • Equipment inspection of all types of equipment as well as proper start up and shut down.
Skillsets to be Mastered
    • Operation of all grout/concrete pump, grout/concrete plant.
    • Ability to identify good and bad grout, concrete.
    • Ability to recognize when proper drainage is not able to occur.
    • Able to identify and correct hazards associated with the WBI equipment.
    • The Civil and Geo Structural Group Best Practices
    • Ability to complete the tasks listed in them, as applicable.
    • Able to complete the Operator Skills Tests for grout/concrete pump..
Path Forward
  • Civil and Geo Structural Group
    • Potential to move to Assistant Foreman position.
    • Potential to move to Operator.
    • Potential to move to Drill Operator.

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