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You're pushed to crush rock and make quality product in a safe manner.  That is the main part of what happens there although you never know if you're going to be working that weekend until Friday evening before you go home.  There's not much of a schedule unless you run yellow iron equipment.  Management loves to throw blame on everyone but themselves but doesn't give you the advice, help, or tools to achieve the progress and goals they expect out of you.  I enjoyed my time here until Management made big changes that were unrealistic for the production goals for the company.  Great company to work for especially if you don't mind working 60+ hours a week.   Strong safety culture and they do provide a ton of safety equipment for you.   

The hours are nice but you trade your life for it. Every time you bring up a concern it goes nowhere. All wr do anymore is eat, sleep, and work for 6 days a week, 10-13 hours a day. The pay is mediocre at best. There are multiple people talking about finding new jobs at the moment because regardless of any of our concerns about wanting to spend some time with our family it goes nowhere. Nothing cares more to the superiors than to work as much as possible. Communication is poor but nothing ever changes if we say anything. But everyone is scared of losing their jobs if we speak out against the company. 

Daily work consisted of loading and unloading on various building and road construction sites.

I learned various styles of dump and pup and equipment transport with lowboy trailers and tilt decks.

I had minimal contact with management but had an excellent relationship with my supervisor.

My workplace culture had a great atmosphere and good teamwork. There was also a high focus on safety.

The hardest part of the job was navigating the terrain in the Utah mountains during the winter.

The most enjoyable part of the job was working with my coworkers in a great team atmosphere.

I wish I was still working here, but due to some unfortunate events I am not with this company anymore.

I worked with an excellent group of guys and bosses. There were a few, like any company, that were not the best bosses but overall I enjoyed working for most of them.

It was rough being laid off for a few months each winter, but if you planned ahead and saved it wasn't hard to make it through the winter. We definitely worked a lot of hours in the summer but it wasn't all that bad. If you needed time off for something & gave enough notice you could usually get the time.

You can make a fair amount of money even at the minimum wage they offer because of the amount of overtime in most areas of the company. It is seasonal as far as the bulk of the work goes so there's a chance you could do an annual layoff after about 6-7 months working a lot of hours. For some it works. I've worked in two different areas and if you are on the end side of paving you will have little to no life after work. If you enjoy winter activities and don't care about summer, this could be a good fit for you.

Great Pay, Benifits, 401k.
During the busy season you may start your shift at 1am in the morning and drive and pour until the sun goes down.
The most rewarding aspect of the job is seeing a smile on the finishers faces because you poured so well that they didn't have to  work quite so hard in the heat.
Driving a fully loaded mixer is quite an adventure in heavy traffic.  Your top heavy, and the load continually shifts.
There is very little communication and interaction with Management.  
Good group of guys to work with.  Mostly.

You come in take calls and go home. There is no incentive to stay here. The management tries to do incentives to make it better in here but they give up after a month or two like everything else. They micro manage what your doing. This is not a positive environment. There's no room to grow and if you get hired on don't expect much training you either make it or you don't.  

What is the best part of working at the company?
One of the best companies out there. Top notch customer service and top notch quality trucks

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Never knowing what time you will be off work

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great place to work great guys hard working 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Never know when you come in till the night before and never knowing when you will be off it comes with the job

If you have a disability they will just fire you instead of just working out with ya to help ya out and they just suck i would not recommend to work here at all the company is really really bad and just working there made me wanna quit even more so glad that when I told them about my disability they just let me go saying that they couldn't help me so ya 100% bad company to work for they don't care about you at all

typical day at work starts out with safety meeting, going over work load and schedual. learned to lead and maintain feet truck and equipment. co-workers are very friendly and willing to help one another. hardest part of the job is to keep everyone happy. most enjoyable part of the job is the want and streess for safety, team work and opportunites to learn.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Laborer 3 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Truck driver 1 salary reported	$47,500 per year
Journeyperson electrician 1 salary reported	$41.50 per hour

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