Operations on a construction site that involve the moving and shaping of earth and other natural materials. This includes but is not limited to excavation, backfilling, compaction, and grading.

Is the building of large-scale, infrastructure-focused projects like highways, dams, bridges, and public transportation systems, as opposed to buildings.

The building, modification, and renovation of structures primarily used for housing people.

The building and renovating structures used for business purposes.

Is the initial preparation phase where existing structures, vegetation, and debris are removed from a site to make it suitable for building.

A land clearing method that uses a single machine to shred and grind vegetation, including trees and bushes, into a layer of mulch on-site. This helps to remove unwanted vegetation efficiently while minimizing environmental disturbance.

The process of dismantling, razing, or destroying a building or structure, often to prepare the site for new construction.

The building, installation, maintenance, and repair of essential infrastructure, often located underground, that provides services like water, sewer, gas, electricity, and telecommunications to communities and buildings.

Structures built from stones without or with mortar, used for support, soil erosion prevention, property division, and aesthetic purposes.

Ground-up Safety Program development. Procedure/Policy Development. Gap Analysis. Auditing Job Hazard Analysis. Rescue Team training - High Angle, Confined Space, Hazmat, Decon. OSHA VPP analysis and development. OSHA SGE. ISO 9001 and 17025 certification analysis.

The Cutting of Concrete and Asphalt