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Concrete Laborer

Kahului, Maui

Kahului, Hawaiʻi (with occasional statewide support)
Full-Time | Non-Exempt
Department: Concrete
Reports to: Concrete Foreman
Compensation: $25-$30 per hour

This Isn’t Just a Job. It’s the Grind That Builds Hawaiʻi.

If you’re looking for easy, keep scrolling.

If you’re built for early mornings, long days, tight crews, and the kind of work you can point at years later and say “I helped build that” — keep reading.

Alpha Inc. is looking for Concrete Laborers who don’t just show up — they show up ready. Ready to move, to learn, to sweat, and to earn their place on a high-performing crew.

This is boots-in-the-mud, hands-on, no-shortcuts work. The kind that demands grit, awareness, and pride in every pour.

Who We Are

Alpha Inc. isn’t just another contractor. We’re a locally grown force across construction, concrete, drilling, energy, and infrastructure — building projects that will outlast all of us.

We operate by three non-negotiables:

  • Lead with Heart – Respect the crew. Protect the team. Show up for each other.
  • Strength in Unity – No lone wolves. We win (or lose) together.
  • Alpha Mentality – Own your work. Push your limits. Get better every day.

If that resonates, you might belong here.

What You’ll Actually Do

You’ll be in the mix — not on the sidelines.

  • Move, load, and stage materials, tools, and equipment across active job sites
  • Support site prep, cleanup, and hazard-free environments
  • Assist with forming, edging, and setting up concrete structures
  • Help pour, level, and finish concrete using hand and power tools
  • Apply sealants, waterproofing, and finishing treatments
  • Operate equipment like power vibrators for proper compaction
  • Maintain constant awareness of crew, equipment, and surroundings
  • Support traffic control and signal operators when needed
  • Work side-by-side with experienced crew members and foremen
  • Do what it takes to get the job done right

This role moves fast, demands focus, and requires you to stay sharp — physically and mentally.

What You Bring

This isn’t about having the perfect resume — it’s about how you show up.

  • 1+ year of concrete or construction experience (preferred, not required for the right mindset)
  • Ability to lift up to 100 lbs and handle physically demanding work daily
  • Comfort working on, around, and under equipment
  • Stamina to bend, kneel, stand, and move for extended periods
  • Basic experience with hand tools and jobsite equipment
  • Reliability — your crew needs to know you’ll show up and follow through
  • Commitment to safety — no shortcuts, no excuses

What Separates an Alpha

Anyone can carry materials.

Not everyone:

  • Watches out for their crew without being told
  • Takes pride in clean lines and solid finishes
  • Learns fast and asks smart questions
  • Pushes through when the work gets tough

That’s the difference between a worker… and an Alpha.

Why Alpha Inc.?

Because here, the work matters — and so do you.

You’ll be part of a team building critical infrastructure across Hawaiʻi, with leaders who invest in your growth and crews that have your back.

Benefits & Perks

Alpha Inc. offers a competitive benefits package designed to support you and your family, including:
• 100% company-paid Medical/Dental/Vision (family coverage)
• Paid Time Off (PTO) (vacation, personal, and sick time) that increases with tenure
• Paid holidays
• Weekly pay
• 401(k) Retirement Plan: Eligible after 1 month of service (age 18+), with a Safe Harbor match (100% on the first 3%, 50% on the next 2%) with immediate vesting.
• Life & AD&D insurance (company-paid, with family coverage)
• Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP) (24/7 confidential support)
• Tuition reimbursement (up to $500/year)
• Company-provided equipment (role dependent)
• Additional perks (Aflac supplemental coverage + employee discounts)
• Employee Ambassador Program: A dedicated, real-human support resource to help you navigate life’s challenges—personal or professional—by connecting you to guidance, resources, and solutions when you need them most.

Benefits eligibility may vary based on role and employment status.

Requirements (Conditions of Employment)

Employment at Alpha Inc. is contingent upon:
• Completion of standard pre-employment screening.
• Successful completion of a background check conducted after a conditional offer; any prior issues will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis consistent with Hawaiʻi and federal law.
• Passing a drug test (for both full-time and part-time hires) conducted in line with Hawaiʻi statutory requirements.

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States; we are unable to sponsor employment visas. Employment eligibility will be verified upon hire.

If you need a reasonable accommodation during the application or hiring process, please contact us at careers@alphahawaii.com.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Alpha Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We do not discriminate based on any protected status under federal or Hawaiʻi law, and we provide equal opportunity in all employment practices, including recruitment, hiring, promotion, compensation, benefits, and training.

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