Concrete finishers pour wet cement into various forms and tend to work on foundation slabs, sidewalks, roads, curbs and other ground-level projects. Cement masons then work with the finished cement forms and mortar to erect walls and other above-ground structures.
What are the duties of a concrete finisher?
Job duties of a concrete finisher
- Placing forms that hold concrete to ensure the required depth and pitch is achieved.
- Monitoring the effect heat, wind and cold have on curing concrete to ensure high-quality results.
- Removing edges on expansion joints and sides.
How do you become a concrete finisher?
Finishers can complete certification through the American Concrete Institute (ACI). To qualify for certification, candidates must meet minimum work experience requirements and pass an exam. ACI certification is valid for five years. Individuals must pass a written exam to maintain their certification.
