News from Comer Construction, a women-owned site construction company in Harford County, Maryland specializing in site preparation and underground utilities.
The Comer Construction crew has been onsite at GBMC's Promise Project. Working with DPR Construction, our team is supporting various aspects of the project including: Earthwork Earth Moving Finish Grading Erosion and Sediment Control Exterior Improvements Paving...
A competitive Pinewood Derby race and a very active scavenger hunt are just some of the highlights from our 2021 Employee Appreciation Event.
The Community Fire Company of Rising Sun, Inc. hosted a Touch-a-Truck event on August 28, 2021. Comer Construction was proud to participate with several pieces of equipment, including our new brand skidloader! We also provided giveaways and activities for the kids....
Comer Construction is seeking a full-time Fuel Truck Driver with a least one-year experience in loading, transporting and unloading fuel and other construction related material as needed to and from various job sites.
Earlier this month, Comer Construction joined other local organizations in celebrating "National Night Out." This annual event, celebrated on the first Tuesday in August, brings communities together to promote police-community partnerships. The Harford County...
Flagger to direct traffic around our job sites. The candidate will be diligent in directing the traffic in order to maintain the safety of our employees and the public, dependable and have a positive attitude. Training is provided. Work outdoors.
The Traffic controller is responsible for placing, maintaining, and removing traffic control operations. Must have valid drivers license with clean driving record.
Performs pipe installations. Works with a variety of air, electric, and gas powered tools, as well as a variety of hand tools. Works outside year round.
Assists pipelayers and others in performing duties required in construction and related tasks. This is an entry-level position.
Performs general site development activities operating heavy equipment including, but not limited to, bulldozers, backhoes, loaders, end dumps, graders, scrapers and excavators.