Concrete Finisher

William Vaughan Company•Holland, OH

About The Position

William Vaughan Company is helping in the search for a Concrete Finisher for a General Contractor based in Holland, OH. They are seeking a skilled individual to join their team. As the Concrete Finisher, you will play a crucial role in smoothing and finishing concrete surfaces to complete construction projects from start to finish. If you have a strong background in concrete construction and a commitment to delivering high-quality results, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

A minimum of 3 years of experience working with concrete.
Demonstrated expertise and proficiency in various concrete applications, including but not limited to: curbs, sidewalks, ADA curb ramps, approaches, concrete pavement, large building slab pours, elevated slab pours, stamped/decorative concrete, and more.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
Engages in efficient time management to ensure tasks are prioritized based on importance and urgency.

Nice To Haves

Ability to layout and picture frame edging on sidewalks
Decorative Concrete Experience
Ability to Operate Ride on Power Trowel
Ability to Operate Laser Screed
Ability to read plans and think critically with such information in the field
Ability to form, brace, place, strip, finish, and rub concrete foundations

Responsibilities

Assistance with ordering concrete when needed
Basic understanding of concrete additives: Understanding the benefits; Do’s and Don’ts
Placing Concrete: Signaling truck drivers, moving chutes for concrete placement, electronic buggying
Exterior Concrete Finishing: screeding, bull-floating, darby, joint tooling, edge tooling, broom finishing, contraction joint sawcutting.
Interior Concrete Finishing: hand screeding, understanding laser screed placement processes, understand concrete pumping process, hand troweling, walk-behind machine troweling
Placing forms to the correct line and grade to ensure the required depth and pitch is achieved
Monitoring the effect heat, wind and cold have on curing concrete to ensure high-quality results
Understanding the affects of cold-weather concrete placement: The Do’s & Don’ts
Installing anchor bolts, steel plates, and grouting base plates
Polishing surfaces using smoothing materials, abrasive tools and surfacing machines
Aligning forms for sidewalks, curbs and gutters, including ADA Ramps
Compacting materials using plates tamps
Applying hardening and sealing compounds to cure the surface of concrete
Supervising and training workers to help shore up the team