General Heavy Civil Consideration

Maui, Hawaii

JOIN OUR HEAVY CIVIL TEAM!

Location: Hawai'i
Division: Heavy Civil Construction

Alpha Inc., one of Hawaii’s fastest-growing construction companies, is expanding its Heavy Civil Division—and we’re looking for A-Players only. If you're dependable, driven, and take pride in doing things the right way, this is your opportunity to join a company where you’re not just a number—you’re part of a team that wins together.

We don’t just want warm bodies—we want people who show up with purpose, push for excellence, and hold themselves and others to high standards.

At Alpha Inc., this is who you are:

Reliable – You show up early, stay late when needed, and take ownership of your work.
Team-First – You look out for your crew and never leave someone behind.
Driven – You don’t wait to be told twice. You learn fast and step up when others hesitate.
Humble and Hungry – You’re not here for a paycheck—you’re here to grow, lead, and build a better future.

If that’s you, read on.

What You’ll Do (Depending on Role):

  • Support excavation, grading, utilities, site prep, and paving operations
  • Operate and maintain heavy equipment including excavators, dozers, and rollers
  • Set grade, lay pipe, install drainage and underground utilities
  • Perform physical labor including shoveling, lifting, and moving materials
  • Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized jobsite
  • Troubleshoot field challenges and communicate effectively with your team
  • Travel to various job sites across Maui and other islands as needed

Qualifications:

  • 1+ year of civil construction experience preferred (labor or equipment ops)
  • Valid driver’s license required (CDL preferred for some roles)
  • Ability to lift 50–100 lbs, work outdoors in varying conditions, and operate equipment
  • Familiarity with grade checking, laser levels, or pipe installation is a plus
  • Strong communication, work ethic, and a commitment to safety
  • Ability to work overtime or weekends as needed to meet deadlines

What’s In It For You?

  • Weekly Pay & Consistent Work – No gaps, no guessing
  • Fully Paid Family Medical & Dental Insurance – We take care of you and your loved ones
  • Free Life Insurance – So you and your family can rest easy
  • 401k with Company Match – Building your future beyond the jobsite
  • Career Growth – From laborer to foreman, we promote from within
  • Family-Oriented Culture – Real relationships, real support
  • Competitive Pay Based on Experience – Because A-Players earn what they’re worth

Be More Than a Worker—Be a Builder.

If you're ready to work hard, push yourself, and join a crew that has your back every step of the way—this is your moment. 

Apply today and bring your best!

Alpha Inc. Hawaii is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We encourage all qualified individuals to apply.

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