Construction Green Card Sponsorship Jobs in Alaska
Construction Green Card sponsorship jobs in Alaska are concentrated in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and the Kenai Peninsula, where large infrastructure and resource extraction projects drive sustained demand. Major contractors like Bechtel, Kiewit, and CH2M (now Jacobs) have operated in the state. Alaska's remote project sites and specialized workforce needs make employers more open to sponsoring qualified international construction professionals.
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Subsidiary: COLASKA
Secon is one of the companies within Colaska Inc., the Colas USA subsidiary that operates throughout the state of Alaska. Secon is based in Juneau, where the company provides construction materials commercially, with satellite offices in Sitka and Ketchikan. Secon constructs project large and small; be it highways, airports, rural roads or mining developments.
Throughout Colas USA, we provide competitive pay, outstanding benefits, career advancement opportunities, professional education, and extensive training for every employee. We pride ourselves on upholding the highest standards of safety, environmental conservation, and ethical conduct as we strive to grow our infrastructure products and services through empowering and developing our people, encouraging innovation, applying new technology, and improving vertical integration at all levels of the company’s value chain.
Secon, and the rest of the Colas USA Family of Companies, is part of the Colas Group, the worldwide leader in transportation infrastructure construction and maintenance.
Job Summary
- Operates the specific vehicles used for the project work in their field of specialty (road, pipelines, rail, etc.) in observance of the safety guidelines.
Main Responsibilities
- Operate power construction equipment, such as bulldozers, front-end loaders, backhoes, scrapers, motor graders, shovels and derricks.
- May also be responsible for running large pumps or air compressors.
- Drive heavy construction equipment and control their attachments, such as buckets, swing booms, scrapers and blades. Control water and air output of pumps and compressors.
- Know basic maintenance and repair of the equipment operated.
- Perform equipment and materials inspections.
- Must be able to understand specifications and instructions, both verbal and written.
- Knowledge of and strict adherence to safety regulations.
- Wear all proper personal protective equipment.
- Travel within Southeast Alaska communities may be required.
- Must be able to work overtime including Saturdays and Sundays. Typical weekly work hours can meet or exceed 60 hours.
Skills
- MSHA Certification.
- OSHA 10 hr Certification.
- CPR/First Aid Certification desired.
- Operator must possess a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) & Valid Medical Card.
Physical Requirements
- Must be able to pass drug screening and a PAT (physical abilities’ test). Exert force of 20-50 pounds occasionally, 10-25 pounds frequently, or 10 pounds constantly.
Colas Inc. and its subsidiaries are an Equal Opportunity Employer. For details on the specifics of this commitment, please click here to view the EEO document. If you are an individual with a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to:
- to meet the requirements of the role in which you are applying
- complete any part of the application process
- access or use the online application process and need an alternative method for applying
Please contact Colas Inc. at 973-290-9082 or send an email to ColasRecruiter@colasinc.com.
Description
Subsidiary: COLASKA
Secon is one of the companies within Colaska Inc., the Colas USA subsidiary that operates throughout the state of Alaska. Secon is based in Juneau, where the company provides construction materials commercially, with satellite offices in Sitka and Ketchikan. Secon constructs project large and small; be it highways, airports, rural roads or mining developments.
Throughout Colas USA, we provide competitive pay, outstanding benefits, career advancement opportunities, professional education, and extensive training for every employee. We pride ourselves on upholding the highest standards of safety, environmental conservation, and ethical conduct as we strive to grow our infrastructure products and services through empowering and developing our people, encouraging innovation, applying new technology, and improving vertical integration at all levels of the company’s value chain.
Secon, and the rest of the Colas USA Family of Companies, is part of the Colas Group, the worldwide leader in transportation infrastructure construction and maintenance.
Job Summary
- Operates the specific vehicles used for the project work in their field of specialty (road, pipelines, rail, etc.) in observance of the safety guidelines.
Main Responsibilities
- Operate power construction equipment, such as bulldozers, front-end loaders, backhoes, scrapers, motor graders, shovels and derricks.
- May also be responsible for running large pumps or air compressors.
- Drive heavy construction equipment and control their attachments, such as buckets, swing booms, scrapers and blades. Control water and air output of pumps and compressors.
- Know basic maintenance and repair of the equipment operated.
- Perform equipment and materials inspections.
- Must be able to understand specifications and instructions, both verbal and written.
- Knowledge of and strict adherence to safety regulations.
- Wear all proper personal protective equipment.
- Travel within Southeast Alaska communities may be required.
- Must be able to work overtime including Saturdays and Sundays. Typical weekly work hours can meet or exceed 60 hours.
Skills
- MSHA Certification.
- OSHA 10 hr Certification.
- CPR/First Aid Certification desired.
- Operator must possess a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) & Valid Medical Card.
Physical Requirements
- Must be able to pass drug screening and a PAT (physical abilities’ test). Exert force of 20-50 pounds occasionally, 10-25 pounds frequently, or 10 pounds constantly.
Colas Inc. and its subsidiaries are an Equal Opportunity Employer. For details on the specifics of this commitment, please click here to view the EEO document. If you are an individual with a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to:
- to meet the requirements of the role in which you are applying
- complete any part of the application process
- access or use the online application process and need an alternative method for applying
Please contact Colas Inc. at 973-290-9082 or send an email to ColasRecruiter@colasinc.com.
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Which construction companies sponsor Green Card visas in Alaska?
Large federal and infrastructure contractors are the most active Green Card sponsors in Alaska construction. Companies like Kiewit, Bechtel, Jacobs, and AECOM regularly work on major Alaskan projects, including pipeline infrastructure, military base construction, and transportation systems. Smaller regional contractors occasionally sponsor as well, particularly for specialized trades where local hiring is difficult. Sponsorship activity typically follows the scale and duration of a project.
Which cities in Alaska have the most construction Green Card sponsorship jobs?
Anchorage concentrates the largest share of construction sponsorship opportunities, as it hosts the state's primary commercial, residential, and infrastructure development. Fairbanks sees activity tied to military construction at Fort Wainwright and Eielson Air Force Base. The Kenai Peninsula and Prudhoe Bay corridor generate opportunities linked to oil and gas infrastructure projects. Remote project sites outside major cities are also common, particularly for large federal contracts.
What types of construction roles typically qualify for Green Card sponsorship in Alaska?
Roles most commonly sponsored under employment-based Green Card categories include civil engineers, structural engineers, project managers, construction managers, and environmental engineers, as these positions typically require a relevant bachelor's degree and meet EB-2 or EB-3 specialty occupation standards. Skilled tradespeople, including pipefitters, electricians, and heavy equipment operators, may qualify under EB-3 unskilled or skilled worker classifications depending on the employer's petition. Each case depends on the specific employer's filing and the role's defined requirements.
How do I find construction Green Card sponsorship jobs in Alaska?
Migrate Mate is built specifically to surface jobs where employers are open to visa sponsorship, including Green Card sponsorship in the construction sector. You can filter by Alaska and the construction industry to see relevant listings without sorting through roles that don't sponsor. Because Alaska construction hiring is project-driven, checking Migrate Mate regularly helps you catch openings tied to new contract awards before they fill.
Are there state-specific considerations for Green Card sponsorship in construction in Alaska?
Alaska's workforce is shaped by its geography and project cycles. Many construction jobs are tied to federal contracts, oil and gas infrastructure, or remote site work, which can affect employer timelines and willingness to sponsor. Prevailing wage requirements under the Davis-Bacon Act apply to federally funded projects, which is directly relevant to the Labor Condition Application process in EB-3 sponsorship. Alaska's relatively small permanent workforce also means employers often look beyond the local labor pool for specialized roles.
What is the prevailing wage for Green Card construction jobs in Alaska?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.