Jobs at H&K Group, Inc.

Weigh trucks carrying quarry products, issue weigh slips, track material totals, take customer orders, dispatch trucks, monitor traffic and weather impacts, and maintain records and petty cash. The role requires communication with customers, suppliers, laborers, operators, and supervisors while following MSHA and company safety policies. Responsibilities also include sorting and moving materials and providing customer service.

Directs construction crews on highway, pipeline, and other heavy civil projects. Responsibilities include reading blueprints, scheduling labor, materials, and equipment, documenting daily activities, preparing quantities for billing, analyzing costs, conducting meetings, enforcing company values and safety practices, and communicating with customers. The role requires field leadership, construction documentation, basic computer skills, physical activity, and outdoor work in varying weather conditions.

Plans, designs, and permits civil engineering projects involving highways, subdivisions, and land development. Responsibilities include site analysis, roadway alignment, grading, stormwater management, water and sewer design, erosion control, utility coordination, consultant management, regulatory compliance, and participation in field and stakeholder meetings.

Repairs, diagnoses, overhauls, and maintains diesel and gasoline engines, heavy equipment, and trucks. Duties include identifying defective parts, dismantling and reassembling equipment, performing inspections and alignments, using diagnostic software, test operating machinery, and ensuring compliance with OSHA, DOT, and company safety policies. The role requires travel to work locations, physical labor, outdoor work, and occasional lifting up to 75 pounds.

Supervises traffic control crews on heavy civil and highway construction projects. Plans and coordinates work-zone setups, schedules crew materials and equipment, leads daily production meetings, enforces OSHA and company safety policies, tracks quantities and job activities, communicates with customers and inspectors, and trains flaggers and technicians. The role also performs crew work as needed and requires blueprint reading, surveying, equipment experience, travel, and physical work in outdoor construction environments.

Drives tri-axle trucks, transports and secures loads, maintains truck logs, performs vehicle inspections, loads and unloads materials, and follows OSHA, safety, and regulatory requirements. Requires a CDL, medical card, clean driving record, physical ability, and at least one year of commercial or tri-axle driving experience. Hazmat, tanker, TWIC, and heavy civil construction experience are preferred.

Supports quarry production and maintenance by performing plant maintenance, cleaning work areas, following MSHA and company safety policies, learning plant operations, and assisting other site personnel. The role requires physical work in an outdoor industrial environment, including climbing, lifting, exposure to noise and moving machinery, and use of appropriate PPE. Heavy equipment, loader, quarry, or industrial experience is preferred, but a CDL is not required.

Manage heavy civil construction projects from planning through completion. Responsibilities include scheduling, cost and labor tracking, subcontractor and supplier coordination, change orders, billing, project documentation, safety and quality oversight, site visits, project meetings, and monthly reporting on budgets and margins. The role requires coordination with estimators, superintendents, clients, accounting, purchasing, and top management.

Drive Class A or B CDL tri-axle trucks to assigned destinations, load and unload materials, maintain truck logs, perform vehicle inspections, tarp and trim loads, and follow OSHA, company, state, and federal safety requirements. Drivers must maintain communication with supervisors, ensure vehicle readiness, and uphold a clean driving record where applicable.

Drives tri-axle trucks to assigned destinations, loads and unloads materials, maintains truck logs and vehicle equipment, performs pre- and post-trip inspections, communicates with supervisors, prepares pickup receipts, and tarps or trims loads as needed. The role requires compliance with MSHA, company safety policies, and transportation regulations, along with safe handling of equipment and materials.

Plans and coordinates pipe crew activities on Maryland construction projects. Reads blueprints, schedules materials and equipment, tracks daily production, conducts crew huddles, maintains job records, enforces safety and company standards, communicates with customers and inspectors, and trains and mentors crew members. The role also performs crew work as needed and requires outdoor physical labor, PPE use, and compliance with OSHA policies.

Directs paving crews on road and highway projects, schedules materials and equipment, interprets blueprints, records daily activities, monitors costs and production, supports billing, conducts meetings, enforces safety and company policies, and communicates with customers and project managers. The role requires PennDOT road construction experience, leadership, physical ability, and compliance with PPE and OSHA requirements.

Performs asphalt plant maintenance, keeps work areas clean, follows MSHA and company safety procedures, learns plant operations, and supports team members across site duties. The role requires physical activity, PPE use, outdoor industrial work, and the ability to lift up to 100 pounds occasionally. Heavy equipment, loader operation, quarry, construction, and MSHA experience are preferred.

Identifies, evaluates, and controls occupational health hazards across mining, construction, and materials operations. Conducts air, noise, and exposure monitoring; manages industrial hygiene, silica, respiratory protection, and medical surveillance programs; interprets laboratory data; prepares reports; supports OSHA and MSHA compliance; assists with incident response, fit testing, job hazard analyses, employee training, and regulatory records.

Supports asphalt plant production and maintenance by performing plant upkeep, cleaning work areas, learning plant operations, following MSHA and company safety policies, using PPE, and assisting site personnel. The role involves outdoor industrial work around moving machinery, elevated areas, noise, fumes, and vibration. Candidates need a high school diploma or equivalent, physical ability to perform the work, and effective communication. Heavy equipment, loader, quarry, or MSHA experience is preferred.

Directs pipe construction crews on highway, pipeline, and related projects. Responsibilities include reading blueprints, scheduling materials and equipment, setting production goals, tracking quantities, maintaining job records, enforcing OSHA and company safety policies, communicating with inspectors and customers, and training crew members. The role requires field leadership, construction planning, documentation, physical work, PPE use, and the ability to work outdoors around equipment, noise, fumes, and moving mechanical parts.

Directs pipe crews on highway, pipeline, and other heavy civil construction projects. Plans work from blueprints, schedules materials and equipment, tracks production quantities, conducts daily crew meetings, enforces safety and company standards, communicates with inspectors and customers, and trains crew members. Performs crew duties as needed while working outdoors around mechanical equipment, fumes, airborne particles, and changing weather conditions.

Manages heavy civil construction projects from planning through completion, including scheduling, budgeting, cost control, subcontractor and supplier coordination, change orders, billing, documentation, safety, quality, and client requirements. Conducts regular site visits, leads project meetings, reviews job costs and progress, supports pre-job planning, and reports project performance and margin strategies to management.

Operates tri-axle trucks to deliver materials safely and on schedule. Responsibilities include loading and unloading, preparing pickup receipts, maintaining truck logs, communicating with dispatch, conducting vehicle inspections, tarping and trimming loads, and following DOT and company safety requirements. The role requires a clean driving record, applicable CDL credentials, physical ability, and at least one year of commercial or tri-axle driving experience.

Drive tri-axle trucks to assigned destinations, load and unload materials, maintain vehicle logs, perform pre- and post-trip inspections, tarp loads, and communicate with supervisors. Drivers must follow MSHA and company safety policies, maintain equipment, comply with state and federal regulations, and meet physical and PPE requirements. The role requires a Class A or B CDL, a clean driving record, and at least one year of relevant commercial or tri-axle driving experience.