Why Choose Hubbard?
Who We Are
More about the professional men and women of Hubbard.
Our Company Culture
Community service and involvement are important to Hubbard.
Who We Are
The professional men and women of Hubbard have literally paved the way for hundreds of public and private projects that have supported the Southeast's rise to prominence. Hubbard is Florida's largest heavy civil construction company with yearly revenues of more than $300 million. We are a subsidiary of the Hubbard Group of Orlando, Florida. Our parent company, Eurovia, operates through a network of 330 agencies and 770 production sites in 17 countries around the world.
Our Company Culture
At left: employees play mud volleyball to support the March of Dimes.Since the company began in 1920, Hubbard has become one of the largest heavy highway companies in the southeast. Our company culture can be described through our values. We value honesty and integrity and we expect our employees to do the same. We value community service and community involvement. We continue to find ways to make our company the safest place to work in the industry. Finally, we know we cannot grow and succeed without our valuable employees.
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Hubbard Employee Training Program Designed to Provide Opportunities and Growth
The Orlando Construction Division of Hubbard Construction is currently creating a new and exciting training program for all field level employees. It is designed to develop leadership and provide opportunities for employees within the company.
"Our goal is to provide Hubbard employees real opportunity for professional development and to assist them with defining their career path within the company," said Human Resources Training Coordinator Brian Smylie.
It's easy to get started in the training program. Employees choose a topic they would like to learn more about, then they work through a series of training modules designed for a specific function within that career field.
Smylie is also working with Orange County Public Schools to offer a vocational training program at Mid-Florida Technical School in several craft trade areas including Pipelaying, Asphalt Plant Operations and Roadway. These classes should provide 20 trained personnel per session to add to our growing workforce.
