At Guy F. Atkinson Construction, we are seeking skilled Cement Masons at various levels, including Apprentice, Journeyman, Foreman, and General Foreman. Our Cement Masons play a crucial role in the construction process, engaging in a variety of tasks that are essential for the successful completion of concrete projects. Responsibilities include chipping, patching, grinding, and setting all concrete forms and perimeter forms, which encompass catch basin structures and drain inlets. Additionally, Cement Masons will be responsible for setting curb forms and planks, establishing lines, stakes, and grades, as well as setting screeds, which includes screed pins. The role also involves cutting, scoring, and sawing new concrete, plugging and filling Shee-Bolt holes, dry packing concrete, and tending to material hoses for slabs, floors, and decks. Other tasks include tending mixer-truck chutes on slabs, floors, and decks, bush hammering, patching and sacking, and operating various rodding machines such as bid well and bull floating. Furthermore, all Cement Masons will be involved in Concrete Polishing and Pervious Concrete work. For those in the Foreman position, additional responsibilities include supervising, coordinating, and scheduling a crew of three or more Cement Masons. This leadership role is vital for ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and to the highest standards. At Atkinson Construction, we value our employees and are committed to providing a supportive work environment. We encourage interested candidates to reach out to their local union hall for more information about joining our team and becoming a union member. Founded in 1926, Atkinson Construction is recognized for excellence in constructing highly-engineered and complex projects, providing sophisticated and innovative heavy civil solutions for clients across the United States. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Clark Construction Group, we are dedicated to diversity and inclusion in the workplace, ensuring that all qualified applicants receive equal consideration for employment.