Career Opportunities at Aird, Inc.

Laborers are responsible for cleaning and preparing construction sites. Unloads and loads materials, tends machines, mixes materials, and assists mechanics, foreman, and other construction site workers.

EIFS Craftsman, sometimes referred to as “mechanics” or “applicators” are trained individuals who develop a variety of skill sets including but not limited to plastering or troweling, weather proofing, scaffold erection and dismantle, blueprint reading, safety requirements, carpentry, etc.

A Foreman is responsible for ensuring that everything goes smoothly at a construction site. They are responsible for being the point of contact between the construction workers and supervisors within our company and other trades including the general contractor. Leadership skills and extensive experience have earned a Foreman the ability to direct the work of others and make quick decisions. You must be well-organized and encourage and promote safety and quality above everything else.

A construction superintendent oversees the operations of a construction site, from planning to completion. The duties of a construction superintendent will vary; however, they can expect to be responsible for daily scheduling, supervising all activities and tasks, and ensuring the safety and compliance of the site.

A construction project manager oversees projects from award through completion, managing budgets, schedules, contracts, materials, and communication between the office, field crews, and general contractors. They are responsible for reviewing project documents, coordinating with superintendents and office staff, tracking costs and progress, and ensuring projects are completed safely, efficiently, and profitably.

A construction estimator reviews drawings, specifications, and project documents to prepare accurate cost estimates and bid proposals for construction projects. They are responsible for performing material takeoffs, pricing labor and equipment, coordinating with vendors and subcontractors, and evaluating project requirements to develop competitive and profitable bids. Estimators work closely with project managers, superintendents, suppliers, and clients throughout the bidding and preconstruction process to support successful project planning and execution.