Concrete Finisher
Scollon Contractractors
- Wore correct clothing and protective equipment for jobs.
- Installed rebar and molded expansion joints and edges for concrete projects.
- Mixed, spread, and patched concrete to specifications.
- Shoveled materials such as dirt, gravel, and asphalt.
- Applied concrete fabrication techniques to achieve desired project specifications, quality, and code standards.
- Operated equipment such as forklifts safely to efficiently complete site work.
- Measured precise amounts of concrete and verified levelness to improve quality of finished product.
- Routinely lifted and moved items weighing up to Number pounds.
- Maintained clean, safe worksite for team safety and to help keep projects on-track.
- Assisted crew members with positioning trucks and moved discharge chute to guide concrete into forms.
- Completed physically demanding tasks such as lifting up to Number pounds to move job materials.
- Set wood and other forming materials to prepare for concrete pours.
- Created specific finishes on poured concrete.
- Demolished and repaired old concrete surfaces.
- Observed manufacturer's safety procedures and corporate standards for pouring and finishing.
- Estimated materials and labor costs for concrete projects to manage project budgets.
- Prepared and placed concrete to create sidewalks, driveways, or patios.
- Inspected concrete structures for complete fills, defects, or damage.
- Repaired damaged items using different chemicals and tools.
- Handled repairs on concrete finishing equipment, keeping tools operational.
- Mixed cement for standard, volumetric, or pervious concrete.
- Measured and marked areas for deploying concrete.
- Reviewed all project documentation and blueprints to prioritize and schedule job tasks.
- Monitored inventory of key tools and materials used at each project site to provide consistent availability.
- Applied sealers or waterproofing to concrete as required by project.
- Troweled and finished concrete to create textured or decorative surfaces.
- Adhered to safety and reporting procedures.
- Cut, chipped, or sawed concrete to create desired shapes.
- Installed forms for shaping, insulating, or creating decorative effects in concrete.
- Applied contraction, construction, or isolation joints in appropriate areas and situations.
