We Are Hiring
Concrete finishers, laborers, and CDL drivers. Beaver County, Pittsburgh, and the Ohio Valley.
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Concrete Work In Beaver County And Pittsburgh
Ultimate Concrete Service has been pouring concrete around Beaver County and the Pittsburgh area for more than 25 years. Dave Felouzis runs the company and runs the hiring, so the application you send on this page lands in front of the person who actually makes the call.
We are looking for three kinds of people right now: concrete finishers who can read a slab, general laborers who want to learn the trade from the ground up, and a CDL driver to move equipment between the shop and the job sites. If you fit more than one of those, say so.
Crews start at 7am. The work is outside, it is physical, and the weather does not cooperate. In exchange you get real trade skill that nobody can take off you, on jobs that change from week to week instead of the same slab over and over.
Open Positions
What We Are Hiring For
General Laborer (Concrete Laborer)
Entry point to the concrete trade. No experience required, but you have to show up and work.
See the full postingConcrete Finisher (Cement Mason)
Flatwork, stamped, and decorative finishing across Beaver County and the Pittsburgh area.
See the full postingCDL Driver (Equipment Hauler)
Hauling skid steers and equipment between the shop and job sites. Local runs, not over the road.
See the full postingWhere You Would Work
Job Sites Across Two States
Most work sits in Beaver County and Allegheny County, with jobs west into eastern Ohio. If you are searching for concrete companies hiring near you and you live anywhere in this footprint, you are in range.
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Send Your Application
Takes a few minutes. Pick every position you are interested in, tell us what you can do, and attach a resume if you have one. It goes straight to Dave.
Monday to Friday: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Equal Opportunity Employer
Ultimate Concrete Service hires on skill, work ethic, and whether someone is a fit for the job. We do not make hiring decisions based on race, color, religion, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, Pennsylvania, or local law.
If a disability makes any part of this application hard to complete, we will take your information over the phone or find another way that works for you. Call (412) 983-3445.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not for the general laborer seat. That is where most people start, and if you show up on time and pay attention you learn the trade on the job. The concrete finisher seat is different, that one needs hands-on finishing experience. The driver seat needs a CDL.
18 for laborer and finisher work. The CDL driver seat requires 21, because runs cross into Ohio and interstate CDL operation has a hard 21 minimum under federal rules.
7am. Concrete is a morning trade, and once a truck is scheduled the day does not move. You need a reliable way to be at the shop or the job site on time.
No. The form asks everything we need. If you do have one, upload it, and a photo of a paper resume taken with your phone works fine. We shrink the image for you so it sends.
It changes. We run driveways, sidewalks and steps, patios, stamped and decorative concrete, retaining walls, pool decks, fire pits, garage floors, concrete repair, and commercial slabs. You are not pouring the same thing every day.
Beaver County and the Pittsburgh area mostly, plus Allegheny County towns and work west into eastern Ohio around Youngstown and East Liverpool. If you are worried about the drive, say so on the form and we will talk about it.
Yes, and plenty of people should. Check every box that fits. A finisher who can also haul equipment is more useful than either one alone.
Your application goes straight to Dave Felouzis, the owner. If it looks like a fit he will call the number you give us. Mornings are the best time to catch us if you want to follow up.