When pertaining to concrete work, the typical operation is through the use of cast-in- place concrete. Hourly, foundations for structures are constructed of formed and corroborated footings, walls, piers, and columns or may be installed as face drilled, earth bearing piers, caissons, or piles. Another way that concrete has been incorporated into construction is through the use of precast or cock-up concrete construction, due to construction space constraints or the desire to accelerate schedule all while potentially enhancing quality control.

 Concrete is used for numerous operations, including introductory foundations, superstructures, wastewater treatment installations, water treatment installations, parking structures, bottom construction, and surface shells. Along with concrete, the form systems have evolved to allow for more effective placement, large volume placement, and architectural finish features that may be asked.