Did
you know that ancient cement masons built concrete structures in Egypt 3,600
years ago that are still standing today?
Needless to say, cement masons are some of
the oldest tradesmen who continue to this day to pass their skills on to the
next generation via the apprenticeship model.
What does a Cement Mason do?
Cement masons work on construction jobs and are responsible for pouring,
smoothing, and perfecting concrete. Concrete construction work is physically
challenging and cement masons are encouraged to stay in great physical shape.
Becoming a Cement Mason
Although there are some formal cement mason training programs, most
learn their skills via a formal apprenticeship. Those who are interested in
becoming a cement mason are encouraged to seek a mentor and become an
apprentice. In most cases, finding an apprenticeship requires contacting a
local cement mason union or association and inquiring about their programs.
Cement Mason Opportunities at The Conco
Companies
At The Conco Companies, we are seeking qualified cement masons at all of
our locations in Northern California, Southern California, Washington, and Colorado. With the exception of
Colorado, these are all union positions with competitive wages, medical, and
retirement benefits. Conco is one the nation’s largest cement contractor
and our employees work on incredibly exciting projects every day. As a Conco
cement mason, you will be working on a wide variety of projects including
buildings, highway construction, bridges, tunnels,
airports, drainage systems, and sanitation projects. See the Conco website for more details and
contact information regarding our posting for cement masons.
Conco’s mission is to be the best supplier of concrete services in the Western United States and to bring
expertise, experience and quality to each project. We continue to upgrade and expand facilities
to better serve the growing market for public works projects, commercial,
parking structures, educational, and other construction development. We serve
California, Washington State, Oregon, Colorado and Nevada.
Source: bigfuture.collegeboard.org/careers/construction-cement-masons-concrete-finishers
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