Bridge Construction Lead: Safety, Welding & Rigging

ApplicantPool; Wilson (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Sanford Contractors seeks a Skilled Bridgeworker to lead unskilled bridge crews, follow supervisor direction, and help advance concrete, formwork, and piling operations. You will be accountable for safety, efficiency, and quality in field tasks across outdoor construction sites.

You will perform tying with tie twisters, operate formwork and vibrators, and weld as required while mentoring others and coordinating with the Foreman. A strong safety record is essential.

Qualifications

• OSHA Safety Training required.
• Rigging certification required.
• Signal Person certification required.
• Flagger certification required.

Responsibilities

• Lead unskilled bridgeworkers and follow supervisor guidance.
• Ensure safety, cost effectiveness, and profitability.
• Adhere to SCI safety policies at all times.
• Perform tasks assigned by supervisor.
• Lead pile driving operations when required.
• Use oxygen/acetylene torches safely.
• Welding proficiency.
• Read plans and establish line and grade with basic surveying.
• Coordinate with team to adjust personnel as priorities change.
• Work alone or in small groups without direct supervision.

Skills

Team leadership

Safety awareness

Reading plans

Surveying basics

Welding

Rigging

Torch handling

Formwork

Concrete placement

Pile driving supervision

Education

OSHA Safety Training

Rigging certification

Signal Person certification

Flagger certification

Tools

Tie twister

Concrete vibrator

Formwork equipment

Oxygen/acetylene torches

Welding equipment

Rigging equipment

Power screed

Job description

Sanford Contractors seeks a Skilled Bridgeworker to lead unskilled bridge crews, follow supervisor direction, and help advance concrete, formwork, and piling operations. You will be accountable for safety, efficiency, and quality in field tasks across outdoor construction sites.

You will perform tying with tie twisters, operate formwork and vibrators, and weld as required while mentoring others and coordinating with the Foreman. A strong safety record is essential.