Job Overview As a Construction Laborer, you'll help move projects forward by preparing work areas, handling materials, and supporting skilled tradespeople on construction, renovation, and restoration jobs. You'll work with hand and power tools, follow construction plans and technical drawings, and help keep the site organized and safe. This hands-on role may involve heavy lifting and work across hardscape, concrete, carpentry, and other construction tasks. Duties Prepare and maintain job sites; move materials and assist with heavy equipment operation as assigned. Support concrete work, including mixer setup, rebar installation, concrete pouring, pumping, cutting, and finishing; help build forms and formwork. Assist with carpentry, framing, metal stud framing, roofing, drywall, plastering, stucco, caulking, trim, flooring, tile, masonry, and welding tasks as needed. Read blueprints, construction plans, schematics, and specifications to understand work requirements; assist with estimating materials. Follow construction workplace safety regulations and site protocols while using tools and equipment.

Your impact:

Careful preparation and safe, accurate work help crews complete projects efficiently and create durable results for clients and communities.

Skills Essential:

Construction experience or construction site experience; ability to perform physical labor, including heavy lifting; safe use of hand and power tools; consistent safety protocol adherence. Ability to interpret blueprints, technical drawings, construction plans, and specifications; mechanical knowledge is helpful. Experience with concrete forming, hardscape, carpentry, renovation, restoration, or other listed trades is valuable. Commercial driving experience and heavy equipment operation are useful where relevant to assigned work.

Pay:

$25.80 - $31.07 per hour Expected hours: 21.0 - 34.0 per week

Benefits:

403(b) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Profit sharing Union benefits

Work Location:

In person