Construction Labor

Camden, SC
Full Time
Construction
Mid Level
Crawl. Dig. Lift. Install. Protect.
At Cantey Foundation Specialists, you won #39;t spend your day behind a desk. You'll
work beneath homes, tackle tough challenges, and help protect homeowners ' biggest
investment.
Every project is different. Every home presents a new challenge. Every day gives you
the opportunity to learn new skills, work with a great crew, and produce results you can
see with your own eyes.
Founded in 2011, Cantey Foundation Specialists is much more than a residential
foundation repair company. Our goal since day one has been to create the construction
industry by providing life-changing experiences for each customer.

Recently voted the
#2 places to work in South Carolina, our culture is unmatched. We work the hardest and
play the hardest, and you’ll feel the energy before you even start working here. With 200
team members at locations throughout South Carolina, as well as Charlotte, NC and
Augusta, GA, we have huge growth goals in place.

What You 'll Do
 Crawl through confined spaces beneath homes
 Dig and prepare work areas
 Lift, carry, push, and move materials and equipment
 Install crawl space and foundation repair systems
 Operate specialized tools and construction equipment
 Reinforce and stabilize structures
 Travel to different job sites and solve unique challenges
 Work as part of a team that delivers lasting solutions
Physical Demands
This is real construction work.
You'll regularly:
 Crawl, kneel, squat, bend, and maneuver through crawl spaces
 Lift and carry construction materials and equipment
 Dig, shovel, and haul dirt and debris
 Work in tight spaces beneath homes

 Perform physically demanding labor in hot, humid, dusty, and muddy conditions
 Stay active and on your feet throughout the workday
At the end of the day, you'll be able to look at the finished project and say:
"I helped create that."
What We Offer
✅ $18/hour paid training
✅ $45,000–$65,000+ earning potential
✅ Monday–Friday schedule
✅ Full benefits package
✅ Company-provided PPE and gear
✅ Industry-leading training
✅ Advancement opportunities with a growing company
Required experience
 Previous construction experience
 Valid driver 's license

Expected Travel: This position requires travel to job
sites throughout the state and surrounding areas. Team members should be
comfortable with daily travel and overnight stays.
Ready for a Challenge?
If you 're looking for work that 's active, rewarding, and gives you the chance to build a
real career, this could be the opportunity you 're looking for.
Apply today and help create stronger homes, stronger foundations, and a
stronger future.

For more information on our company, visit www.canteycanfixit.com.
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