Johnston Construction Company is the premier environmental contractor in the Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia & West Virginia region. The firm operates in the public works and industrial market providing construction and design-build services to construct wastewater treatment plants, water treatment plants, groundwater treatment systems, landfill gas and leachate treatment systems, pump stations, and environmental clean-up services.
Mechanic/Pipefitter
Must have previous experience installing mechanical equipment, interior ductile iron pipe, and be fit for manual labor. Work will also involve carpentry, plumbing, and other trades. Experience in all trades is helpful. The job involves construction of treatment plants and pump stations. Jobsites are located in Charles County, Anne Arundel County, and Prince George’s County, Maryland.
Your primary responsibilities as a Mechanic/Pipe Fitter are the operational planning, installation and/or repair of mechanical equipment such as pumps, mixers, diffusers, clarifiers, piping systems, supports, etc. In addition, you must have a thorough knowledge of overall jobsite safety. You are considered a leader, who must possess the ability to lead other crew members and perform quality work. You are required to follow all policies and rules of Johnston Construction Company, and to physically assist in each phase of work to be done, which includes, but is not limited to:
- Read, identify, and understand blueprints related to all above and below ground utilities. Make sure you are working with up to date blueprints.
- Follow O&M Instruction on the installation of mechanical equipment.
- Have a general knowledge of using basic rigging practices. Experience with equipment picks involving truck cranes, all terrain forklifts, etc. Interior rigging using chain falls, come a longs, etc.
- Make sure there is enough of the following correct materials onsite for today's and tomorrow's work.
- The right size and amount of pipe, fittings, and connectors.
- The correct gaskets and bolts.
- Make sure the following tools are on site and in working order.
- Pipe Saw
- Hand tools (Wrenches, grinding wheels, pry bars, impact)
- Etc.
- Plumbing, Threading, and/or Pipe Welding experience a plus. This includes Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, and PVC Pipe Materials.
Skills: The position of a Mechanic/Pipefitter requires the individual to possess the physical and mental ability to perform the following tasks for a minimum of 8 hours per day.
- Negotiate rough terrain.
- Climb in and out of manholes, excavations, and/or other confined or enclosed spaces.
- Climb ladders to a maximum height of 35 feet. Work at heights when necessary.
- Carry and use trade associated tools, equipment, or material up to a weight of 95 pounds.
- Push, pull, load, and unload tools, equipment, or materials.
- Stand, stoop, bend, reach, climb, or walk.
- Purchase, wear and maintain safety equipment as required by the type of work you are performing or when directed by your Supervisor or the Safety Department. These items must be purchased/worn immediately upon employment.
- Know how to identify, safely operate and maintain all HAND TOOLS to include: hammers, pliers, tapes, hand saws, screwdrivers, shovels, knives, levels, wrenches, digging bars, etc.
- Know how to identify and safely operate all FUEL, AIR, and ELECTRIC SMALL TOOLS to include: pipe saws, pumps, generators, plate tampers, jumping jacks, jackhammers, rivet busters, chipping guns, rotary hammers, clay spades, vibrators, circular saws, drills, etc.
- Know how to identify fuels (gasoline, diesel, mixed gas), and know which fuel is used to operate each small tool and compressors.
- Know how to identify and safely operate all GENERAL EQUIPMENT to include air compressors, arrow boards, rollers, gas testers, fire extinguishers, etc.
- Know how to identify Company EQUIPMENT to include backhoes, loaders, trackhoes, cranes, bobcats, etc.
- Know the difference between lumber (2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 4x6,10x12, etc.)
- Know the difference between nails (Duplex, 16 penny, 12 penny, 8 penny, etc.)
- Posses the ability to understand, remember, and follow work related instructions or methods.
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary: dependent on experience
Other Information
Degree: High School diploma
Experience (years): Unspecified
Other Requirements: Pre-employment physical, drug and alcohol screen, and valid driver’s license. Certified welders or Licensed Plumbers a plus.
Job Location: La Plata, MD, USA Address: 6505 Curley Hall Road Zip/Postal Code: 20646
Sheet Pile Foreman
The job classification of a "Sheet Pile Foreman" is considered to be a skilled position. This position is one of physical output and mental skill. A sheet pile foreman is responsible for the safety of employees, pedestrians, traffic, and equipment that enter their work area. A sheet pile foreman must be able to achieve maximum production from the installation crew and have knowledge of hazards associated with installation.
Work will also involve dewatering, rigging, welding, carpentry, pipefitting, and other trades. Experience in all trades is helpful. The job involves construction of treatment plants and pump stations. Current jobsite is located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
A person selected for a sheet pile foreman must have prior experience installing various types of deep excavation support systems including sheeting, H-pile, and slide rail systems. Dewatering using wells, sumps and well-points is preferred. In addition, the foreman must:
- Be capable of obtaining security clearance for WSSC.
- Be committed to safety and qualify as a competent person for these activities.
- Know the systems and the correct method of installation.
- Have experience with operating pile driving equipment.
- Maintain the following tools to make minor repairs and adjustments.
- Standard Wrench Set from 3/8" to 3/4"
- Standard Socket Set from 3/8" to 3/4"
- 1/2" Drive Ratchet
- Large and Small Phillips Head Screwdrivers
- Large and Small Slotted Head Screwdrivers
- 10" or 12" Adjustable Wrench
- Hammer
- Pliers
- Visually check for utilities, if utility locates are not marked or cannot be defined, check with the Foreman before you dig. All underground utilities must be exposed by hand.
- Report all breakdowns immediately. This will minimize down time. Find other useful work if down time occurs.
- Attend weekly tool-box talks and all other company safety meetings.
- Take directions from the Supervisor or in their absence their designated appointee. Also be prepared to direct the crew if the foreman is not available.
- Work in all types of weather conditions or climate, unless there is an immediate threat of danger.
Skills: The position of an operator requires the individual to possess the physical ability to perform the following task for a minimum of 8 hours per day.
- Negotiate rough terrain.
- Climb in and out of manholes, excavations, and/or other confined or enclosed spaces.
- Climb up and down from equipment either to operate it or to perform routine maintenance checks.
- Carry and use trade associated tools, equipment, or material up to a weight of 95 pounds.
- Have adequate vision to observe and follow hand signals.
- Stand, stoop, bend, reach, climb, walk, or sit.
- Purchase, wear and maintain safety equipment as required by the type of work or at the direction of the Safety Director or immediate supervisor. These items must be purchased/worn immediately upon employment.
- Perform all associated job functions of a laborer, which includes, but is not limited to: constant physical labor such as shoveling, using sledge or claw hammers, mixing or breaking concrete, operating pipe or chain saws, carrying equipment or materials, or any other related duty.
- Posses the ability to understand, remember, and follow work related instructions or methods.
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary: dependent on experience
Other Information
Degree: High School diploma
Experience (years): 5
Other Requirements: Pre-employment physical, drug and alcohol screen, and valid driver’s license. A commercial driver’s license is a plus.
Job Location: Upper Marlboro, MD, USA Address: 17307 Berndale Court Zip/Postal Code: 20772
Equipment Operator
The job classification of an "Equipment Operator" is considered to be a skilled position. This position is one of physical output and mental skill. An operator is responsible for the safety of employees, pedestrians, traffic, and equipment that enter their work area. An operator must be able to achieve maximum production from the equipment and have knowledge of hazards associated with equipment operation.
Work will also involve carpentry, pipefitting, and other trades. Experience in all trades is helpful. The job involves construction of treatment plants and pump stations. It also would include demolition, excavation, and cleanup work. Jobsites are located in Charles County, Anne Arundel County, and Prince George’s County, Maryland.
A person selected for an operator’s position must have prior operating and maintenance experience on the specific type of machine available. In addition, the operator must:
- Know the machine, its correct method of operation and limitations.
- Always be near or on your machine during the day unless you are directed otherwise by a supervisor.
- Always assist in other useful work when your machine is not in use.
- Maintain the following tools to make minor repairs and adjustments.
- Standard Wrench Set from 3/8" to 3/4"
- Standard Socket Set from 3/8" to 3/4"
- 1/2" Drive Ratchet
- Large and Small Phillips Head Screwdrivers
- Large and Small Slotted Head Screwdrivers
- 10" or 12" Adjustable Wrench
- Hammer
- Pliers
- Assist the fuel driver in fueling your equipment.
- Grease the equipment every day.
- Keep equipment clean from dirt and excess grease.
- Change buckets on equipment.
- Check oil, battery, transmission, hydraulic systems, tires, radiators, tracks, and back-up alarms for the proper levels or operation prior to starting the day's work. An equipment inspection report must be filled out and turned in weekly to either your foreman or your designated shop facility.
- Visually check for utilities, if utility locates are not marked or cannot be defined, check with the Foreman before you dig. All underground utilities must be exposed by hand.
- Report all breakdowns immediately. This will minimize down time. Find other useful work if down time occurs.
- Attend weekly tool-box talks and all other company safety meetings.
- Take directions from the Foreman or in their absence their designated appointee. Also be prepared to direct the crew if the foreman is not available.
- Work in all types of weather conditions or climate, unless there is an immediate threat of danger.
Skills: The position of an operator requires the individual to possess the physical ability to perform the following task for a minimum of 8 hours per day.
- Negotiate rough terrain.
- Climb in and out of manholes, excavations, and/or other confined or enclosed spaces.
- Climb up and down from equipment either to operate it or to perform routine maintenance checks.
- Carry and use trade associated tools, equipment, or material up to a weight of 95 pounds.
- Have adequate vision to observe and follow hand signals.
- Stand, stoop, bend, reach, climb, walk, or sit.
- Purchase, wear and maintain safety equipment as required by the type of work or at the direction of the Safety Director or immediate supervisor. These items must be purchased/worn immediately upon employment.
- Perform all associated job functions of a laborer, which includes, but is not limited to: constant physical labor such as shoveling, using sledge or claw hammers, mixing or breaking concrete, operating pipe or chain saws, carrying equipment or materials, or any other related duty.
- Posses the ability to understand, remember, and follow work related instructions or methods.
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary: dependent on experience
Other Information
Degree: High School diploma
Experience (years): 5
Other Requirements: Pre-employment physical, drug and alcohol screen, and valid driver’s license. Hazardous waste experience and a commercial driver’s license is a plus.
Job Location: La Plata, MD, USA Address: 6505 Curley Hall Road Zip/Postal Code: 20646
Pipelayer
Must have previous experience installing sewer pipelines and be fit for manual labor. Work will also involve carpentry, pipefitting, and other trades. Experience in all trades is helpful. The job involves construction of treatment plants and pump stations. It also would include demolition, excavation, and cleanup work. Jobsites are located in Charles County, Anne Arundel County, and Prince George’s County, Maryland.
Your primary responsibilities as a Pipelayer are the operational planning, installation and/or repair of water, storm, sewer, gas, and conduit lines. In addition, you must have a thorough knowledge of excavation and overall jobsite safety. You are considered a leader, who must possess the ability to supervise other crew members and perform quality work. You are required to follow all policies and rules of Johnston Construction Company, and to physically assist in each phase of work to be done, which includes, but is not limited to:
- Read, identify, and understand blueprints related to all above and below ground utilities. Make sure you are working with up to date blueprints.
- Set up of lasers and/or transits for pipe installation and grading operations.
- Make sure there is enough of the following correct materials on site for today's and tomorrow's work.
- The right size and amount of pipe and connectors.
- The correct gaskets, retainers, and bolts.
- Pipe soap, grease, PVC cement, mastic, and chlorine.
- Sakrete for immediate use and/or concrete ordered as needed.
- Make sure the following tools are on site and in working order.
- Transit
- Laser
- De-watering pumps
- Tapping machine
- Tampers
- Pipe Saw
- Tampers
- Hand tools
- Etc.
- Make sure the excavation is properly shored, sloped, or sheeted before anyone enters.
- Check to see that the proper stone and/or back fill material is ordered for the job as needed.
- Visually check for utilities, if utility locates are not marked or cannot be defined, check with the Foreman before you dig.
Skills: The position of a Pipelayer requires the individual to possess the physical and mental ability to perform the following tasks for a minimum of 8 hours per day.
- Negotiate rough terrain.
- Climb in and out of manholes, excavations, and/or other confined or enclosed spaces.
- Climb ladders to a height of 35 feet. Work at heights over highways and water.
- Carry and use trade associated tools, equipment, or material up to a weight of 95 pounds.
- Push, pull, load, and unload tools, equipment, or materials.
- Stand, stoop, bend, reach, climb, or walk.
- Purchase, wear and maintain safety equipment as required by the type of work you are performing or when directed by your Supervisor or the Safety Department. These items must be purchased/worn immediately upon employment.
- Know how to identify, safely operate and maintain all HAND TOOLS to include: hammers, pliers, tapes, hand saws, screwdrivers, shovels, knives, levels, wrenches, digging bars, etc.
- Know how to identify and safely operate all FUEL, AIR, and ELECTRIC SMALL TOOLS to include: pipe saws chain saws, pumps, generators, plate tampers, jumping jacks, jackhammers, rivet busters, chipping guns, rotary hammers, clay spades, vibrators, circular saws, drills, etc.
- Know how to identify fuels (gasoline, diesel, mixed gas), and know which fuel is used to operate each small tool and compressors.
- Know how to identify and safely operate all GENERAL EQUIPMENT to include air compressors, arrow boards, rollers, Bidwell-Concrete Screed, gas testers, fire extinguishers, etc.
- Know how to identify Company TRUCKS to include compressor, service, dump, plate, boom, vactor, and lowboy.
- Know how to identify Company EQUIPMENT to include backhoes, loaders, trackhoes, cranes, bobcats, etc.
- Know the difference between lumber (2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 4x6,10x12, etc.)
- Know the difference between nails (Duplex, 16 penny, 12 penny, 8 penny, etc.)
- Posses the ability to understand, remember, and follow work related instructions or methods.
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary: dependent on experience
Other Information
Degree: High School diploma
Experience (years): Unspecified
Other Requirements: Pre-employment physical, drug and alcohol screen, and valid driver’s license. Hazardous waste experience and a commercial driver’s license is a plus.
Job Location: La Plata, MD, USA Address: 6505 Curley Hall Road Zip/Postal Code: 20646
Mid Level Project Manager
We require a mid level Project Manager for our office in Dover, Pennsylvania. This is a challenging and career-rewarding position.
Responsibilities:
- Plan, organize, direct, estimate, and respond to RFPs and implement activities concerned with the construction and upgrading of environmental facilities such as water and waste water treatment plants, pumps stations, landfills, and water tanks.
- Oversee the estimating, organization, contracts/orders administration, scheduling, material procurement, negotiation, administration and implementation.
- Lead supervisory personnel in project coordination and execution until completion of construction projects ranging from $2 million to $10 million including the design-bid-build, design-build and turn-key delivery methods.
Qualifications:
- A bachelor degree in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, or environmental engineering.
- 60 months of experience as a construction project manager or design engineer.
- Experience must include water and waste water treatment plant construction and/or design.
- An MBA or related master’s degree is beneficial.
- A PE designation is beneficial.
Junior Project Engineer
We require a Junior Project Engineer for our office in Dover, Pennsylvania. This is a challenging and career-rewarding position.
Responsibilities:
1. Obtaining equipment and subcontractor prices from vendors and suppliers;
2. Quantifying take-offs and assisting with preparation of cost estimates for bid pricing;
3. Assisting with purchase orders, material/equipment purchases and invoices on construction projects;
4. Preparing construction schedules on construction projects;
5. Occasional field placement to assist project manager and supervisor with construction management and layout;
6. Preparing layout drawings using AutoCAD LT for equipment layouts and fabrication drawings.
Qualifications:
1. Civil, mechanical, chemical or environmental engineering technology diploma from a recognized engineering school;
2. Experience using AutoCAD, Microsoft Project, Primavera Contractor and Excel would be considered an asset;
3. Strong communication skills and problem solving a must.
Bid Administrator
We require a Bid Administrator for our office in Dover, Pennsylvania. Our bid administration
department provides support to our estimators in our efforts to get work. This department is
completely paperless and relies heavily on technology to perform their work. This is a challenging
and career-rewarding position.
Responsibilities:
1. Utilize our organized, paperless process to administer bids;
2. Work closely with estimators, vendors and subcontractors to assemble bids;
3. Use Primavera Expedition, Microsoft Outlook, and an Intranet Site to communicate with vendors and subcontractors;
4. Create and send Requests for Quotations to vendors and subcontractors to obtain pricing
5. Follow-up with vendors and subcontractors to obtain pricing by deadlines.
6. Scan technical plans and specifications;
7. Be able to communicate technical details of plans and specifications to estimators, vendors, and subcontractors.
Qualifications:
1. Must be able to successfully complete an evening blueprint reading class;
2. Experience using intranets, outlook, and construction related document management software would be considered
an asset;
3. Strong organizational and communication skills are required.
Mechanic/Lowboy Driver
Position is available for skilled, experienced, and motivated individual. This position is based in Dover, PA.
Requirements:
1. Must be skilled in the following areas:
• Heavy Equip Repair
• Lowboy Driver
• Crane Operation
• Dump Truck Operation
2. 5 to 10 years experience required
3. Valid CDL driver’s license
4. Excellent CDL Record Required
5. Transportation
6. Periodic Drug Screening
Other Beneficial skills:
1. Paving
2. Equipment Operation
3. Painting
Pipefitters, Form Carpenters, Concrete Finishers, Millwrights, Operators, and Supervisors
Positions are available for skilled, experienced and motivated individuals looking to make a long term
commitment to a career. All positions will include some carpentry, pipefitting, operating and demolition.
Requirements:
1. Minimum of three years experience in a trade working on treatment plant construction;
2. A high school diploma;
3. A valid driver’s license;
4. Transportation.
Beneficial Skills:
1. Sheeting and shoring installation;
2. Installation and maintenance of dewatering systems such as well points, sumps, and wells;
3. EFCO Plate Girder and Redi-Radius forms;
4. Flatwork;
5. Schedule 10 Stainless Steel Pipe Welding;
6. A commercial driver’s license.
Jobsites can be located anywhere in the Mid - Atlantic States. When jobs are from one to two hours from an
employee’s permanent residence, the company pays commuting expenses. When jobs are over two hours from an
employee’s permanent residence, the company pays a per diem.
Johnston Construction Company is an employee owned company. If you are a motivated individual interested
in working in a challenging environment for a growing full service multi-trade, engineered construction company,
we encourage you to apply in confidence. |
