Responsible for fixing and maintaining shop vehicles and equipment: Pick-up trucks, roll-offs , and a plethora of miscellaneous construction equipment (dozers, skidsteers, generators, lifts, compressors, excavators)
Carpenters Helper for Saturdays – Buffalo NY
August 5, 2011
In my day job I work, mostly from my desk, to match tradesmen with construction companies. But on weekends I’m a warrior! I own a handfull of properties in downtown Buffalo. Not enough to hire a full-time maintenance person, but certainly enough to keep me from going to the beach on Saturdays. I’m looking to [...]
Recruiter – Interviewer – Internal staff position [Buffalo, NY]
buffalo, ny · July 18, 2011
Construction Personnel is expanding again. We recently hired Mario Petrillo to supplement our Rochester team––but we still need someone for our Buffalo office. Although your business card would likely read “Recruiter”, your job in a nutshell is that of an Interviewer. An interviewer’s job is to quickly and effectively learn enough about a person to properly catalog [...]
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic or Millwright –– in Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY · May 17, 2011
Buffalo manufacturing company is looking for what appears to be a Millwright to act as a Maintenance Mechanic. Duties include troubleshooting and repairing production equipment, PM’s, machine setup as well as general building maintenance. The ideal candidate will have three to five years food or packaging plant experience. Good knowledge of schematics and diagram. PLC [...]
Heavy Equipment Mechanic’s Assistant
February 14, 2011
Our client is a site work contractor. In anticipation of growing demand our client is expanding their shop. They are hiring a shop mechanic and although they are not really calling it an assistant, that is really what it will start out as. Their objective is to find someone they can rely on and [...]
Roads & Sitework Contractor Gears Up!
January 5, 2011
Mixer Truck Driver / Concrete Finisher – You’re a one (maybe two) man show. As we understand it there are two parts to this job. You drive this state-of-the-art, bad-ass truck. Pull up to a small job. Mix it. Pour it. Finish it. Then on to the next. The second part is you might also be simply delivering for other contractors.
Industrial Tool Repair Technician
January 5, 2011
Our client is a well-established contractor and industrial supplier that specializes in lifting solutions. Headquartered in Buffalo, New York, they have four branches located throughout the Northeast and a subsidiary. Their opening is for an industrial tool repair technician. The ideal candidate will embody the following: Electrical, air, hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, small gas engine [...]
The Rain. It’s coming!
December 30, 2010
You know those times when you walk outside and you get a certain feeling? The air is charged you just know it’s going to rain….hard. Well I have that feeling now about commercial construction in Buffalo. There’s a storm comin’ ! And when it breaks, it will break hard. All [...]
Carpenter for Industrial Insulation
December 16, 2010
Ninety -five of every one-hundred construction companies that you could work for will fail in the first five years. This is NOT one of those companies. It is a solid, second generation, family business. A place that you could actually retire from, actually the owners fully expect that you will. In [...]
Mechanic-Heavy Equipment *****New Opening!
December 1, 2010
Family owned and operated site contractor in West Seneca is actively hiring a heavy equipment mechanic. The goal, as you may know if you’ve ever worked as a mechanic for a construction company, is to fix what’s broken with no repeats. The job could be anything from brakes on a tandem, to repairs on [...]
Fuel Truck Operator / Mechanics Helper
November 5, 2010
CDL-B with HAZMAT endorsement needed to manage and service this company’s fleet of heavy equipment on site. When you’re not gassing up bulldozers, you would be assisting in the mechanics shop (about 50% of your time). Our client is a utility and site contractor specializing in water and sewer work, earth moving, and asphalt paving [...]
Get Dirty. Learn Construction.
Where are all the smart, tough, women? I believe that some really great career options exist for women electricians, heating & cooling, carpenters, plumbers.