Jobs at SRM Concrete

Leads daily block plant production, assigns work, monitors equipment, supports setup and troubleshooting, inspects product quality, enforces safety standards, conducts team meetings, trains employees, maintains production records, and reports operational issues to the Plant Manager. The role requires manufacturing or industrial production experience, mechanical aptitude, and the ability to work flexible hours in an active plant environment.

Lead daily concrete block plant operations, including production scheduling, staffing, quality control, maintenance coordination, safety, inventory, and housekeeping. Train and coach plant employees, monitor equipment and manufacturing performance, maintain production and labor records, and coordinate with maintenance, dispatch, sales, and leadership. Ensure concrete masonry units meet quality standards while improving reliability, productivity, and customer service in a hands-on industrial environment.

Oversee quarry operations, including production, maintenance, quality, logistics, safety, environmental compliance, budgeting, and process improvement. Lead supervisors, technical staff, and operators while managing equipment maintenance, regulatory relationships, supplier coordination, and community engagement. Drive operational efficiency, profitability, and a strong workplace safety culture.

Manage quarry operations, including production, maintenance, quality, logistics, safety, environmental compliance, budgeting, and regulatory relationships. Lead supervisors, technical staff, and operators while improving efficiency, profitability, equipment reliability, and operational performance. Develop maintenance programs, enforce company standards, control costs, and promote a safety-focused workplace across quarrying activities such as excavation, drilling, blasting, and material processing.

Oversee quarry and plant operations, including production, maintenance, quality, logistics, safety, environmental compliance, budgeting, and equipment reliability. Lead supervisors, technical staff, and operators through training and performance development. Manage regulatory, supplier, and community relationships while improving efficiency, profitability, and operational performance. The role requires quarry or mining management experience and flexibility for weekend and evening work.

Perform inspections, preventive maintenance, repairs, and general labor to keep quarry plant equipment operating safely and reliably. The role requires skills in electrical systems, plumbing, welding, machinery operation, and industrial maintenance. Responsibilities include identifying equipment issues, completing scheduled maintenance, supporting production continuity, following occupational safety practices, and working outdoors in physically demanding conditions involving lifting, bending, noise, dust, and weather exposure.

Operates the scalehouse and supports daily administrative operations by issuing accurate truck scale tickets, maintaining cash and COD records, answering customer inquiries, coordinating aggregate dispatch, and assisting loaders, haulers, and quarry management. Provides customer service, verifies weights and products, performs data entry and reporting, supports quality-control duties, and maintains scalehouse equipment while following safety regulations.

Leads regional safety programs across ready-mix plants, mines, and construction operations. Responsibilities include regulatory compliance, audits, incident investigations, workers’ compensation oversight, safety training, performance analysis, corrective actions, leadership coaching, environmental compliance, and extensive site travel.

Safely transport concrete blocks between plants, customers, and company locations using a Class A flatbed truck. Responsibilities include vehicle inspections, DOT-compliant documentation, communication with dispatch, secure loading and unloading, customer service, and operating a loader to support yard operations. The role requires a valid Class A CDL, DOT Medical Card, clean driving record, at least two years of Class A driving experience, physical strength, and adherence to safety standards.

Lead operations across multiple ready-mix concrete plants, overseeing production, dispatch, maintenance, delivery, safety, quality, customer relationships, staffing, budgets, and profitability. Optimize scheduling, routing, equipment utilization, preventative maintenance, and operational performance using dispatch systems, reporting tools, and Microsoft Office. Coach plant managers, supervisors, drivers, and dispatch teams while ensuring compliance with DOT, environmental, and company standards.

Manage quarry operations across production, maintenance, quality, logistics, safety, environmental compliance, and cost control. Lead supervisors, technical staff, and operators; implement maintenance and equipment renewal programs; improve efficiency and profitability; ensure regulatory adherence; and coordinate with suppliers, regulators, and the local community. Requires 5–7 years of quarry or mining management experience and knowledge of excavation, drilling, blasting, and material processing.

Transport explosives safely between job sites using Class B box trucks, with potential transition to dump trucks after training. Perform equipment checks, follow hazardous-material regulations, communicate with coordinators, and maintain a clean driving record. The role typically starts around 5 a.m., requires 50–60 hours weekly, and provides daily home time. Explosives experience is preferred but not required.

Assembles front-discharge concrete mixing trucks using hand and power tools while following directions, safety practices, quality standards, and deadlines. Responsibilities include reading tape measures, inspecting work, maintaining an organized workspace, and supporting teamwork. Candidates must be mechanically inclined, physically capable of standing and lifting up to 30 pounds, and have reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license. Experience with hydraulics, wiring, engines, axles, trucks, or heavy equipment assembly is preferred but not required; training is available.

Develops new business and manages customer relationships for ready-mix concrete sales. Responsibilities include identifying opportunities, supporting customers throughout the sales process, coordinating with operations and administrative teams, representing the company at networking events, and ensuring customer satisfaction. The role requires local travel to job sites and customer locations, independent schedule management, and collaboration across departments.