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Rodbuster
Tampa, FL
Join a crew placing and tying rebar for bridge footings, columns, decks and roadway barriers across Florida. You’ll work outdoors on highway and bridge projects, following design drawings and foreman direction to keep jobs on time and built to spec. This is hands-on field work in a fast-paced team environment. Expect day shifts with possible overtime, nights or weekend work when required. If you have field rebar experience, reliable transportation, and want to develop your craft with site-specific training, this role is for you.
Full time
Rodbuster (Rebar Installer)
Tampa, FL
Join a hands-on crew in Tampa, FL working on bridge and highway concrete projects across Florida. As a rodbuster you'll tie and set rebar for footings, columns, decks, approach slabs and barrier walls while working under a foreman to meet project schedules and quality standards. This role is outdoor, physical, and team-oriented. You will receive site-specific safety training and opportunities to develop craft skills and certifications while helping keep projects on time and safe every day.
Full time
Rodbuster — Bridge & Highway
Marshall, NC
Join a hands-on crew as a Rodbuster in Marshall, NC tying and placing rebar for bridge and highway concrete work. You’ll work outdoors on footings, columns, pier caps, decks, approach slabs and barrier walls, following design drawings and direction from the foreman. This is physical, team-based work that values safety, reliability, and skill growth. Pay ranges $23–$31.50/hr (higher rates require passing the NCCER assessment). Health benefits start after 90 days and 401(k) after one year. Some travel, overtime, and weekend work may be required.
Full time
Rodbuster (Rebar Installer)
Marshall, NC
Join a heavy-civil crew based in Marshall, NC as a rodbuster working on bridge and highway projects across Florida. You’ll tie and place rebar in footings, columns, pier caps, decks, approach slabs, and concrete barriers. This is outdoor, hands-on work under a foreman where safety, quality, and staying on schedule matter. You must have field rebar experience, reliable transportation, and the ability to lift up to 75 lbs. Expect a fast-paced team environment, site-specific safety training, and opportunities to develop your craft and advance with industry assessments and certifications.