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DCS Asset Maintenance is seeking a Bridge and Highway Maintenance Technician to perform maintenance on bridge projects and associated highway duties. The role involves operating heavy highway equipment, concrete spill repair, cleaning/painting steel, and more, with safety and quality at the forefront.
Qualified candidates will have a high school diploma or equivalent, at least one year on roadways, and a valid driver’s license with 3 years of clean driving history.
DCSAM is a family owned and operated business with treating all employees like family at the core of our values. Our employees provide innovative, safe, and high-quality infrastructure/maintenance contracting services to State DOTs, railroads, and other commercial/residential customers across the entire United States. Employees receive generous compensation packages, employee engagement events & career development programs, just to name a few of the perks of being part of the DCSAM family!
To provide quality service, we need top‑of‑the‑line employees. That is why we offer great compensation, awesome benefits, and a work environment worth bragging about!
DCS Asset Maintenance is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Bridge Technician with a great attitude and strong ethics. He or she will be responsible for performing the overall maintenance of the bridge maintenance project assigned.
DCSAM is an equal opportunity employer and complies with all hiring and employment regulations. In the event an ADA accommodation is needed, DCSAM is happy to help all employees achieve gainful employment in an atmosphere where they are appreciated and respected. DCSAM offers subcontracting services to government agencies as such, candidates may be subject to pre-employment screenings such as criminal background checks, pre-employment, post-accident & reasonable impairment drug screenings, motor vehicle record checks, etc. as such, DCSAM complies with all federal and state regulatory guidelines including the FCRA