PROFESSIONAL TALENT DEVELOPMENT READY MIX
Cemex US
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About the Program
- 12-month Talent Development Program (TDP) designed for recent graduates.
- Provides hands-on experience and a comprehensive understanding of operations.
- Participants rotate through various roles within the Ready-Mix division.
Key Responsibilities
- Safety Excellence: Train in safety protocols and ensure safety standards are met or exceeded.
- Rotational Learning: Participate in a structured rotational program covering:
- Safety
- Plant Management & Maintenance
- Fleet Maintenance
- Quality Control & Project Coordination
- Customer Service/Sales
- Dispatch
- Environmental
- Human Resources
- Skill Development: Develop technical and transferable soft skills through hands-on work, training, and mentorship, enhancing leadership abilities.
- Networking: Build contacts and resources across the company with peers, mentors, and leaders.
- Innovation and Improvement: Contribute innovative ideas to Ready-Mix operations.
- Project-based learning to collaborate and network across Cemex's business lines (Aggregates, Cement, Ready-Mix/Concrete, Supply Chain).
Qualifications
- Educational Foundation: Recent bachelor’s degree in:
- Concrete Industry Management (CIM)
- Construction Science Management/Construction Management
- Business Admin/Business Management
- Mechanical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- or related field (open to more degrees)
- Academic Performance: GPA of 2.5 or above, with a preference for 3.0 or higher.
- Leadership Potential: Leadership qualities and a proactive approach to learning and problem-solving.
- Communication Skills: Proficiency in analytical and presentation skills.
- Technical Proficiency: Previous experience gained through internships, co-op programs, or university projects.
- Flexibility: Willingness to relocate within the U.S. if needed.
Working Conditions
- Work Schedule: Full-time program with potential travel based on rotation requirements.
- Environment: Mix of office work and fieldwork, including exposure to varying environmental conditions and outdoor settings.