Licensed Blaster (Construction) – CDL, ESOP & Growth

Mdandb; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Maine Drilling & Blasting is seeking a Licensed Blaster to perform blasting activities in accordance with the job program under the supervision of the Blasting Supervisor and Project Superintendent. This role requires a valid blasting certificate, CDL with hazmat, and strong communication skills to ensure safety and efficiency on site.

DOE pay plus a company vehicle; travel to job sites, and routine safety meetings are expected.

Qualifications

• High School Degree required.
• Two years’ experience with drills and explosives.
• Blaster I training completed; Blaster II training required.
• Valid Blasting Certificate where required.
• Must hold a CDL with hazmat endorsement and pass driving record checks.

Responsibilities

• Performs blasting activities.
• Works as a job site blaster under supervision.
• Gives input on blast-related activities to assist supervisor.
• Identifies and resolves blast site problems with supervision.
• Ensures pre-blast inspections are conducted and records are completed.
• Performs pre-blast tests and seismograph setup as needed.
• Adheres to company safety policies and practices.
• Orders supplies through supervisors as needed.
• Documents explosives usage and completes inventory paperwork.
• Transport explosives across state lines as needed.
• Attends company meetings and safety briefings.

Education

High School Degree

Blaster I training

Blaster II training

Valid Blasting Certificate

CDL with hazmat endorsement

Good communications skills

Tools

CDL with hazmat endorsement

Job description

Maine Drilling & Blasting is seeking a Licensed Blaster to perform blasting activities in accordance with the job program under the supervision of the Blasting Supervisor and Project Superintendent. This role requires a valid blasting certificate, CDL with hazmat, and strong communication skills to ensure safety and efficiency on site.

DOE pay plus a company vehicle; travel to job sites, and routine safety meetings are expected.