Pike Industries

May 11, 2019

NH Business Review Staff,

The largest asphalt and aggregate producers in New England — five generations and 146 years strong. The company’s operations have expanded to include divisions in aggregate production, asphalt grinding, reclamation and a heavy highway division that handles earthwork, pipe installation and site work.

What we do:

Pike currently operates quarries, aggregate crushing and hot mix asphalt production facilities throughout Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, providing specification products for all state and FAA applications.

Our ideal candidate:

Pike is looking for safety minded, hardworking and dedicated individuals.

Why we are a great company to work for:

Pike has doubled in size in the last 10 years and currently employs over 800 people throughout Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. It is the dedication, knowledge and quality workmanship of our employees that makes Pike Industries such a great company.

Internships, apprenticeships and training programs:

Pike hires college students to work as interns each summer. Through an organized and structured process, the interns will be exposed to and trained on many aspects of our business operations. The intern will be paired with an experienced employee to learn about Pike’s operations.

Positions available:

• Truck Drivers
• Heavy Equipment Operators
• Paving Utility Person
• Traffic Coordinator
• Plant Utility Person
• Mechanics
• Quality Control Technicians
• Project Superintendents
• Lead Mechanic
• Parts Runner
• Tri-axle Driver
• Distributor Driver
• Pipe Foreperson
• Plant Utility Person

Special benefits and perks:

Comprehensive Year Round Benefits
including Medical, Dental, and Vision
401(k) with Company Match
Phone and Vehicle Discounts

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