Asphalt QC Technician Trainee – Nights/Weekends

CRH; Nokomis (FL); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Medical & dental benefits

Retirement plan

Wellness programs

Inclusive culture

Job summary

CRH's Preferred Materials - Asphalt Division in Florida is seeking a Trainee Quality Control technician to learn routine testing of Hot Mix Asphalt and assist in adjusting plant settings to ensure specifications. The role includes data collection, sample collection, and stockpile analysis, with travel up to 10% and occasional night/weekend shifts.

The position provides exposure to QC testing, plant optimization, and collaboration with a safety‑conscious team in a regional operation in the South

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; ability to read and comprehend technical manuals.
• Basic math skills including percentages and weights; read measuring devices.
• Ability to perform strenuous work and follow instructions.
• Must be able to read and use company radio communications.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily QC testing on Hot Mix Asphalt as required by agencies.
• Collect samples and perform data collection and reporting.
• Assist in mix design development and plant production changes.
• Conduct stockpile analysis of aggregates and RAP as needed.
• Support testing and quality control procedures in the field.
• Occasional night and weekend work; travel up to 10% of time.

Skills

Strenuous work capability

Basic materials skills

Mathematical skills

Reading manuals

Measuring devices reading

Radio communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

CRH's Preferred Materials - Asphalt Division in Florida is seeking a Trainee Quality Control technician to learn routine testing of Hot Mix Asphalt and assist in adjusting plant settings to ensure specifications. The role includes data collection, sample collection, and stockpile analysis, with travel up to 10% and occasional night/weekend shifts.

The position provides exposure to QC testing, plant optimization, and collaboration with a safety‑conscious team in a regional operation in the South