What sets our marine services apart
Fully Equipped, Specialty Services
Floating Equipment
We equip our teams with floating machinery designed specifically for marine operations, allowing us to work in water environments and establish our operations in difficult-to-access locations.
Experienced Personnel
Our project teams consist of many highly experienced leaders who have spent decades working on marine infrastructure. Their knowledge plays an essential role in the success of marine operations.
Safety & Training
Safety on the water is always our number one priority in any marine environment, and we’ve created specialized training programs to ensure that every member of our team works as safely as possible.
Environmental Focus
As a contractor, we have a responsibility to help protect and preserve the ecological systems found in our work zones, as well as make our operations environmentally sustainable.
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What Our Marine Partners Are Saying
Our Marine Infrastructure Impact
Adding Value While Preserving Our Ecosystems
Through our marine infrastructure projects, Scott Bridge Company plays a vital role in expanding and improving ports, harbors, and waterfront structures, facilitating maritime transportation and trade while bolstering economic development in coastal regions.
Marine Market Needs
Controlling Our Region’s Waterways
The Southeast is made up of thousands of waterways ranging from freshwater rivers and streams to saltwater tributaries used to transport goods and products to inland ports. Our commitment is to sustainably improve the infrastructure built in these areas for the betterment of our communities.
Economic Impact
Marine infrastructure, such as ports and harbors, is crucial to the Southeast’s economy, facilitating trade, supporting industries, and creating jobs.
Regional Connectivity
Marine infrastructure improves connectivity between waterways and transportation networks, allowing efficient movement of goods, reduced costs, and increasing competitiveness.
Tourism Opportunity
The Southeast’s coastal and inlet areas attract millions of visitors each year, and a well-developed marine infrastructure enhances tourism and recreational opportunities.
Environmental Impact
Our work in marine infrastructure incorporates sustainable practices and efforts to minimize ecological impacts by preserving the region’s ecosystems and natural resources.
Examples of our work
Featured Marine Projects
Like all true builders, our passion shines brightest through the work we do—from our engineering methods to our operations in the field. If you’re interested to know who we are and what we’re all about, look no further than the structures we build.
Marine Infrastructure Careers
Set Sail for a Career of Adventure
Life on the high seas might be a thing of the past, but a career with Scott Bridge Company can be just as exciting. Working on our marine projects, you get to set sail (literally) on waterways spread across the Southeast and earn a great living, too.
Our marine infrastructure projects demand a specialized skill set from every team member involved, from our concrete finishers to our crane operators and foreman. Together their expertise helps drive success that few outside of our industry can appreciate. Think you’re ready to take the plunge?
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With You for the Long Haul
What’s In it for you
Life Aboard a Leading Contractor
Saltwater & Fresh Air
Our marine infrastructure projects are miles away from that boring desk job most of us spend our careers trying to avoid. Building out on the water, there’s plenty to breathe in.
Unique Challenges
Marine projects present any number of challenges that bridge projects on dry land don’t. At Scott Bridge Company, you’ve got a first-class team to help you overcome them.
Specialized Training
Before going to work in a marine infrastructure environment, you’ll gain water-specific training that makes you an expert in your field and a valued contributor to our team.
Regional Travel
Our work takes our teams to locations across the Southeastern United States and into areas that most people rarely step foot. If you’ve got the travel itch, scratch it.
Commonly Available Marine Infrastructure Positions
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting your career, there’s a position at Scott Bridge Company to fit your needs and experience level. Here are a few key positions on any marine infrastructure project.
Skilled Laborer
Provide ground labor and mechanical support for project teams wherever needed to help keep operations on-track and running smoothly.
Equipment Mechanic
Perform routine and repair maintenance in both a shop and field environment, on company equipment including heavy machinery and fleet.
Crane Operator
Provide crane operating services for a variety of bridge, marine, railroad, and energy-related construction projects across the Southeast.
Concrete Finisher
Provide concrete finishing and support, including preform concrete finishing, forming, pouring, and stripping of concrete forms.