Jobs at Orion Industries

Finishes and repairs concrete surfaces, floors, walls, sidewalks, curbs, and other structures. Smooths, shapes, patches, textures, and restores concrete; molds joints and edges; reads blueprints; operates boom lifts; selects materials; maintains tools, equipment, time records, and inspection reports. Follows strict safety procedures, uses PPE and respiratory protection, and supports safe worksite operations.

Provides cybersecurity engineering across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. Owns security architecture, SIEM/SOAR security, endpoint protection, detection engineering, automation, vulnerability management, incident response, and CMMC/NIST compliance support. Enhances Microsoft Defender and Darktrace tooling using PowerShell, KQL, and automation workflows. Maintains security documentation and provides backup infrastructure support for VMware and Veeam. Participates in after-hours response and cross-functional IT projects.

Leads Orion’s enterprise talent management and development strategy, including succession planning, leadership and career development, employee engagement, performance support, training, and organizational effectiveness. Partners with executives, operations, and HR leaders to identify workforce needs, build talent pipelines, improve leadership readiness, and execute measurable development plans. Oversees talent processes, reporting, systems, vendors, budgets, and compliance while ensuring programs are practical and relevant across office and field environments.

Installs and secures reinforcing steel bars and mesh in concrete forms for building projects. Responsibilities include loading and placing rebar, tying bars with wire and pliers, marking bars, operating rod-bending equipment and blowtorches, and maintaining tools. The role requires construction experience, physical strength, safe work practices, and the ability to work outdoors in changing weather and site conditions.

Performs general tugboat deck duties, including handling mooring and towing lines, rigging lifting cables, loading and unloading materials, checking engines and safety systems, conducting vessel and tow inspections, maintaining equipment and cleanliness, and serving as lookout or watch. Follows safety and environmental regulations, works closely with the crew, and supports vessel operations during 12-hour shifts on a two-weeks-on, one-week-off schedule.

Places, secures, ties, marks, and handles reinforcing steel bars and mesh in concrete forms for structural construction. Loads and unloads rebar, performs horizontal and vertical tying, operates rod-bending equipment and hand tools, maintains equipment, follows safety procedures, and works in changing weather and jobsite conditions. The role requires physical capabilities including lifting, climbing, balancing, kneeling, crawling, and reaching.

Supervise and safely execute commercial diving operations in a marine construction environment. Responsibilities include planning underwater and topside tasks, training divers, maintaining diving equipment, serving as standby diver, preparing emergency plans, enforcing regulatory and company safety procedures, and supporting environmental compliance. The role requires working underwater to depths of 60 FSW, on barges and vessels, in confined spaces, and under demanding outdoor conditions.

Performs commercial diving operations in marine construction environments, including underwater and topside tasks, equipment inspection and maintenance, emergency preparedness, and strict adherence to diving safety procedures. Works under a Diving Supervisor alongside dive tenders and other divers, supports project teams, participates in safety training, and may work in confined spaces and depths up to 60 FSW. Requires commercial dive training, at least two years of dive tending experience, physical readiness, and effective teamwork.

Finishes poured concrete surfaces for floors, walkways, roads, curbs, foundations, and related structures. Responsibilities include directing concrete placement, spreading and leveling concrete, smoothing and shaping surfaces, forming expansion joints, patching defects, applying specialty finishes, repairing existing concrete, operating finishing and mixing equipment, and maintaining tools. The role also requires adherence to safety procedures and the ability to perform physically demanding activities.

Supports marine and heavy civil construction projects from estimating and procurement through field execution and closeout. Responsibilities include cost tracking, forecasting, scheduling, subcontractor procurement, bid package development, plan and specification interpretation, field coordination, RFIs, submittals, change documentation, quantity tracking, and safety compliance. The role is field-oriented, requires extended out-of-town travel, and offers progression toward Assistant Project Manager and Project Manager responsibilities.

Operate and maintain engines, motors, and onboard equipment on a dredge. Inspect machinery, stand engine-room watches, perform repairs, maintain logbooks and parts inventory, monitor fuel and gauges, train crew, correct safety issues, and support regulatory and company safety programs. Work closely with Chief Engineer and Captains and obtain Tankerman license within one year. Schedule: 2 weeks on / 1 week off, 12-hour days.

Perform routine oiling, greasing, inspection, and basic repair of engines, motors, and machinery aboard the dredge. Monitor gauges, maintain engine-room logs, use hand/power tools, correct safety issues, and support Chief/2nd Engineer. Work 12-hour days on a 2-weeks-on/1-week-off rotation and participate in safety/environmental compliance.

Perform general deck duties on a dredge under close supervision: handle mooring and towing lines, rig cables, load/unload materials, maintain and clean equipment and vessel, serve as lookout/watch, follow safety procedures, complete required safety training, and work 12-hour shifts on a 2-weeks-on/1-week-off rotation.

Supervises project QA/QC implementation during construction. Maintains quality records, audits, and QC plans; reviews materials and equipment; creates inspection documents, punch lists, and reports; leads QA/QC meetings; tracks deficiencies; and develops corrective actions to improve project quality and compliance.

Smooths and finishes poured concrete for floors, sidewalks, curbs, and roads using hand and power tools. Aligns forms, cuts expansion joints, patches defects, mixes concrete, operates trowels and mixers, maintains equipment, and follows safety and confidentiality procedures.

Develop and maintain client relationships, identify new project opportunities, coordinate proposal and pre-qualification processes, present proposals, negotiate contracts, track bids, collaborate with operations and estimators, support marketing and safety compliance, and perform related administrative duties.

Install and secure reinforcing steel (rebar/mesh) in concrete forms for building projects. Load/unload and carry long rebar, place and tie bars with wire and pliers, mark, cut, and use rod-bending machines, blowtorches, and hand tools. Maintain tools and follow safety, PPE, and confidentiality requirements. Requires physical ability to lift, climb, stoop, kneel, and work in varying site/weather conditions.

Smooths, levels, and finishes poured concrete for floors, sidewalks, curbs, and similar structures using hand and power tools; aligns forms, patches defects, cuts joints, operates mixing and finishing equipment, and follows safety and quality procedures.

Support project delivery for marine construction projects by preparing bid packages, procuring materials/subcontractors, tracking costs and schedules, interpreting plans, interfacing with field teams, and ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.

Manage marine construction projects including bidding, estimating, procurement, scheduling, oversight, contract negotiation, cost control, and safety compliance. Interface with superintendents, foremen, suppliers, and clients to ensure timely, profitable project completion and closeout.