I am helping a concrete company in NC (west of Charlotte) find & hire someone for their Concrete Batch Plant Operator position (stationary plant).
Compensation is in the range of $60k to $70k.
Job Summary
The Concrete Batch Technician operates and maintains batching equipment to mix cement, aggregates, water, and additives into concrete for delivery to construction sites. The role requires attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. In essence the Concrete Batch Technician is the operational backbone of a concrete plant.
Key Responsibilities
Batching Operations: Set up, calibrate, and operate batching equipment to measure and mix concrete components accurately
Quality Control: Verify correct admixtures and dosages; test and record results on concrete and aggregates to ensure compliance within job specifications
Material Management: Receive, inspect, and store raw materials (cement, aggregates, admixtures); monitor inventories and order supplies as needed
Production Coordination: Work with dispatchers to adjust truck demand and delivery schedules; batch orders in a timely and efficient manner
Maintenance & Safety: Perform preventative maintenance, repairs, and cleaning of plant equipment; follow safety protocols and environmental regulations
Record Keeping: Maintain accurate logs of batch production, material usage, and equipment performance
Problem Solving: Adjust mixing processes based on environmental conditions and material characteristics; interpret safety and operating instructions
Required Skills & Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in concrete batching preferred
Proven experience as a Concrete Batcher or in a similar role in the construction/concrete industry
Strong understanding of concrete mixing processes, material properties, and batching software
Proficiency in using batch mixing machinery and computer batching systems
Excellent mathematical skills for precise measurements and calculations
Ability to work independently and as part of a team; adapt to changing priorities and schedules
Ability to read, write, and speak English; interpret documents and communicate effectively
Work Environment
Operates in a batching plant, often working early mornings, nights, and partial weekends
Exposure to dust, noise, and heavy equipment; must follow strict safety standards