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Commercial Concrete Finisher

San Antonio, TX

We are hiring an experienced commercial concrete finisher in San Antonio, TX to work on commercial flatwork and form-related tasks. The role focuses on finishing sidewalks, walls and flat surfaces, tying rebar, and building/working with structural forms on active job sites. Ideal candidates know bull float, broom finish, steel trowel and edger work, and have hands-on carpentry experience for formwork. You'll work on San Antonio-area commercial projects alongside a crew following drawings and site instructions — reliable attendance and a strong work ethic are a must.

Posted 11 days ago View →

Full time

Cement Mason / Concrete Finisher

El Paso, TX

We are hiring experienced cement masons and concrete finishers in El Paso, TX to work on flatwork projects including slabs, sidewalks, and other surface placement. You’ll be part of crews handling concrete placement, leveling, finishing and proper curing across local commercial and civil sites. This is hands-on work in outdoor conditions. Typical assignments include day-shift work on project sites in the El Paso area with opportunities for overtime. You must be able to read basic construction plans, follow directions, and deliver consistent surface quality.

Posted about 1 month ago View →

Full time

Civil Concrete Finisher

San Antonio, TX

Join a civil construction crew in San Antonio as a hands‑on Civil Concrete Finisher. You’ll be responsible for placing, finishing and curing concrete on site to meet project specs and quality standards. This is a physical, fast‑paced role that requires attention to grade, surface finish, and jobsite safety. Day‑to‑day you’ll set grades, spread and strike off concrete, apply float and trowel finishes, form and finish edges and joints, and protect cures until surfaces reach specification. Experienced finishers will mentor less experienced crew members and help maintain productivity and safe work practices in the field.

Posted 3 months ago View →