
President & CEO
Joined VED in 1992 as a project engineer and has led the company since 2008. Sets long-range strategy, capital allocation, and the safety culture that defines how every job runs.

Join a 100% self-performing site contractor where operators, superintendents, estimators, and project managers run the work — not subcontractors. Steady year-round projects, owned equipment, and a crew that takes pride in finishing what it starts.
VED has been moving dirt across Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic since 1975. Because we self-perform every phase of the work, the people we hire — operators, foremen, mechanics, surveyors, estimators, project managers — own the outcome on every job and grow into the next role from inside the company.
We staff for the long haul. Most of our crew has been here for a decade or more, and our project leadership came up through the same yards, the same machines, and the same job sites you'll work on. The result is a careers track where what you do today directly shapes where the company goes tomorrow.
Steady backlog across site development, utilities, heavy civil, and earthwork — no seasonal layoffs, no idle weeks waiting on the next mobilization.
Foremen become superintendents. Superintendents become PMs. Almost every leadership seat in the company is filled by someone who started in the field at VED.
Modern, well-maintained equipment serviced by an in-house shop, so operators run gear that works — and get the support to keep it running.
Full medical, dental, and vision plans, 401(k) with company match, paid time off, and paid holidays from day one of a permanent role.
We've built a workforce that stays. Industry tenure beats every regional benchmark we track, and most of the leadership team came up through the field — proof that promote-from-within is how we actually staff the company, not just a slogan we put on the careers page.
Continuous Virginia and Mid-Atlantic operations since 1975 — through every market cycle in between.
Year-over-year retention of full-time field crew — well above the industry benchmark for self-performed contractors.
Share of foremen, superintendents, and project managers who started on a VED crew before moving into leadership.
Average paid training and certification hours every team member gets each year, on the clock.
Below are the roles we're actively hiring for across our Virginia operations. If you don't see the seat that fits, send your application anyway — we keep qualified candidates on file and reach out when the right opening lands.
Run day-to-day site execution on large-scale earthwork and civil projects. Manage crews, schedules, safety compliance, and direct coordination with the project manager.
Operate excavators, dozers, scrapers, and articulated trucks on active site development jobs. CDL preferred. Year-round work, no layoff seasons.
Take off, price, and assemble bids for site development, utilities, and heavy civil scopes. Work directly with project executives on go/no-go and award strategy.
Lead crews installing storm, sanitary, and water systems on commercial and municipal projects. OSHA 30 and Virginia DPOR confined-space credentials required.
Own delivery from buyout through closeout on assigned projects. Drive schedule, budget, owner communication, and close coordination with the field superintendent.
Maintain and repair our owned fleet of heavy equipment in the shop and in the field. Diesel, hydraulic, and electrical diagnostics across mixed brands.
These aren't posters in the break room — they're the standards we hire for, train against, and promote on. Every member of our crew is held to them, every day, on every job.
Every employee has stop-work authority. We invest in training, PPE, and oversight because no schedule, no margin, and no project is worth a person going home hurt.
When VED puts a crew on a job, that crew owns it from clearing through final restoration. No hand-offs, no excuses — accountability is the price of admission.
We build infrastructure that has to perform for fifty years. That standard shows up in our grades, our compaction, our welds, and the way we leave a site at the end of every day.
Paid training, paid certifications, mentorship from veteran operators, and a clear path from the seat of a machine to the front of the truck. We grow careers, not headcount.
We bid honestly, schedule realistically, and deliver on commitments — to clients, to inspectors, and to each other. Trust earned on one project is what wins us the next one.
The communities we work in are the ones we live in. We protect waterways, restore stockpile areas, and turn job sites back over cleaner than we found them.
Every project is an audition for the next. We close out punch lists early, keep change orders honest, and make the kind of impression that turns one contract into a decade-long relationship.
VED owns over 200 pieces of heavy iron. Our in-house mechanics keep the fleet running so we never depend on rental houses, subcontractors, or someone else’s maintenance schedule.
From OSHA 30 to GPS machine-control certification, we fund the credentials and pair them with field mentorship. Promotions come from the crew, not from a resume stack.
If it’s not right, we rip it out and do it again. That applies to utility crossings, compaction lifts, and the way we communicate with project owners and engineers.
A leadership team built almost entirely from inside the company. Most started on a crew, in a yard, or behind a desk at VED — and stayed long enough to build the next chapter of the business.

President & CEO
Joined VED in 1992 as a project engineer and has led the company since 2008. Sets long-range strategy, capital allocation, and the safety culture that defines how every job runs.

Vice President, Operations
Twenty-two years on VED job sites — operator, foreman, superintendent, GM. Owns field execution across every active project from mobilization through closeout.

Director of Estimating
Came up as a quantity surveyor on Mid-Atlantic civil projects. Leads pre-construction, takeoff, and the bid strategy that keeps our backlog full and our risk profile tight.

Safety Director
CHST and OSHA outreach trainer with 18 years of heavy civil safety leadership. Runs site audits, training programs, and the stop-work culture every VED employee operates under.
If you don't see your question here, reach our hiring team directly — we typically respond the same business day.
Email HiringFor operator, foreman, and superintendent roles we look for direct site-development or heavy civil experience. For laborer, mechanic apprentice, and admin roles, transferable trade or construction experience is enough — we will train the rest. Every applicant gets a real conversation with the hiring team, not an automated screen.