A good site work company to work for

Recently I was having a conversation with a friend of mine who happens to be in senior management at a local site work company. Our conversation was about how in spite of COVID, their company’s future was shaping up to be very, very busy, and do I know any sharp Project Managers, Estimators, or even Assistants that I could refer his way?

I told him that folks with talent were difficult to come by these days and asked what makes his company so special, besides the fact that they have so much work.

“Well, first of all”, he said, “I love working here! It’s a great atmosphere, they’ll pay six-figures for the right managers, and I can tell you we do some of the coolest dirt projects in WNY.” (see the pictures below)

He told me a story about how years ago (before he found his current employer) he had interviewed with National Fuel. They asked him what he liked about his job in construction. The reply he gave was about the hardwood floors he used to install and how much pride the finished product gave him. That it was beautiful—a work of art. The utility reminded him that none of his work would be seen when he was done. My friend knew that he wanted to do interesting work and looking back, is very happy he chose as he did.

What could be better than making a lot of money, working in a comfortable environment, all the while doing beautiful, interesting projects—for the most part, you’ll want to frame them and hang them on your office wall?

So the call is for Managers or Estimators, either bored or unhappy who are ready to make a move. Alternatively, we’d absolutely look at an Assistant or Administrator from a different part of construction. We certainly don’t mind teaching them about dirt!

Shoreline restoration project for the Army Corp of EngineersIncluded the installation of habbit structures and shoreline protection to enhance life along the waterfront. Utilizing our amphibious excavator we were able to install water features without the use of barges and cranes.

Robert Moses ParkwayTens of thousand cubic yards of soils removing the old parkway and improving the area into walking paths and a park like setting.

Niagara Falls State ParkMain building, multi-phased project allowing better access to the park.

Terripin pointPrecise boulder cutting.

We take pride in our craftsmanship and the projects that we have completed in the past. The diversity of work and complexity makes the projects we work on enjoyable.

The actual job post can be found here —> https://cpgbuffalo.net/jobs/estimator-commercial-site-civil-dirt-work/