Job Overview As a Construction Laborer, you'll help move projects forward by preparing work areas, handling materials, and supporting concrete, carpentry, and hardscape tasks. You'll work from construction plans and technical drawings, follow site safety requirements, and use hand and power tools to complete work accurately. This role involves physical labor, including heavy lifting, and may include outdoor work in changing conditions. Responsibilities Prepare and maintain construction areas; move materials and assist with general project tasks. Support formwork construction, concrete forming, rebar installation, concrete pouring, pumping, cutting, and finishing. Assist with carpentry, metal stud framing, tile laying, plastering, caulking, stucco, and hardscape work as assigned. Operate hand tools, power tools, and concrete mixers safely; follow workplace safety regulations and site protocols. Read blueprints, interpret specifications and technical drawings, and help estimate materials as directed.
Your impact:
Careful preparation and safe, accurate work help crews complete durable projects and keep coworkers and site visitors safer. Skills Construction experience or experience working on construction projects; construction site experience is preferred. Ability to read construction plans and blueprints, interpret blueprint specifications, and follow technical drawings. Familiarity with concrete work, including forming, rebar installation, pouring, cutting, finishing, or pumping. Mechanical knowledge and practical skills with tools; carpentry or hardscape experience is helpful. Ability to perform heavy lifting and consistently adhere to safety protocols and construction workplace regulations.
Pay:
$26.05 - $31.37 per hour Expected hours: 21.0 - 40.0 per week
Benefits:
401(k) 403(b) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Profit sharing Union benefits Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person
Benefits
Paid Time Off (PTO)
401(k) Plans
403(b) Tax-Sheltered Annuity Plans
Employee Stock Options (ESOs)
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