Road Construction Striping Laborer- Conway, SC - or CDL

Position

Full-Time:
Entry Level Road Striping Laborer

Peek Pavement Marking
2451 Bulk Plant Rd.
Conway, SC 29526

$17.50 or $18.50 with CDL

• Overtime likely
• Quarterly Performance Bonuses

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Life
• Voluntary Disability
• Accident
• Critical Care
• 401k with Company Match

• Seeking both CDL and Non-CDL licensed drivers
• Must have a valid driver license with a good MVR
• Good Background and must be able to pass a DOT drug test and DOT physical

• Position requires variable schedule including weekend work
• Use computerized specialty equipment to mark all state, county, rural, and city roads
• Occasional out of town overnight travel required; company pays for hotel and $35 per day per diem
• Pay rates:
  Without CDL – $17.50, With CDL – $18.50 plus bonuses

This is an entry level position, after your probationary period there are advancement opportunities available. Apply at  today and turn a job into your career!

Peek Pavement Marking, LLC is an AA/EOE Employer and industry leader in pavement markings in the Southeast providing services to SCDOT, State Ports and local authorities. There are ample advancement opportunities to various positions for individuals who are willing to learn our operations and take on responsibility.

Peek Pavement Marking is a Road Striping Company that combines a 200-plus vehicle road striping fleet with highly trained crews and a commitment to service second to none. We stripe projects of all sizes, from roads and highways to the largest airfields, military bases and virtually any concrete or asphalt surface that require striping or delineation. We also provide surface preparation, line grinding and water blasting eradication and sign installations, as well as traffic control.

Peek Pavement Marking has the latest MRL and Stripe Hog equipment and has the capability to install any and all types of road control markings to include thermoplastic, paint, raised pavement markers, etc. Our clients and contractors include private developers and a variety of government agencies at the local, county, state and federal levels.