"The way that GSI has always treated us - they care more about the guys in the field.
They respect my work ethic to allow me to constantly move up the ranks."
Many GSI field leaders started with little or no experience in geotechnical construction. What matters most is a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and the ability to work as part of a team.
Entry-level team members receive hands-on training on real projects, building the skills needed to grow into experienced roles and future leadership positions.
“I always have a job at GSI… It’s constantly continuing. And they care about you as a person. If something is going on at home, they let me go take care of it.”
If you have experience in geotechnical construction, drilling, mining, heavy equipment operation, or similar trades, GSI offers the opportunity to apply those skills in specialized geotechnical construction. Experienced team members:
Operate specialized equipment
Install stabilization systems
Play a key role in projects that protect infrastructure and communities
“They trust you here. If something happens, the company will back you up. Upper management takes care of you — you get treated fairly. You have a voice, an opinion.”
Superintendents coordinate crews, equipment, and project plans to ensure projects are completed safely and successfully. This role is ideal for experienced construction leaders who enjoy:
Leading teams in the field
Solving complex challenges
Taking ownership of project success
“However fast you want to learn… you can grow and it’s all on you. When my crew saw me jumping from Level 3 to Level 4 to Level 5 and now becoming their Superintendent, I felt proud of that. Without my leaders teaching me, I'm not the man you guys know now.”
GSI crews protect infrastructure and communities across the country. From stabilizing slopes along highways to repairing landslides after major storms, our teams solve complex problems that other contractors often cannot. Projects frequently involve challenging terrain, specialized equipment, and innovative construction techniques. For people who enjoy working outdoors and solving real-world problems, construction offers meaningful work with real impact.
If you’re looking for a career where your hard work, leadership, and skills are respected, and where you can make real, lasting impact, then you might just find your next home here.
