The Apace Standard ("The Apace Way") All employees are expected to perform work according to The Apace Way , which defines the company's standard of excellence in all field operations. This standard applies to every role and is required in addition to all job responsibilities listed. The Apace Way means consistently going beyond minimum requirements by prioritizing quality, cleanliness, safety, and respect for every job site. Work is not considered complete until the site reflects a high level of care and professionalism. This includes, but is not limited to: Maintaining clean and organized job sites at all times during and after work is performed. Thoroughly removing debris, nails, dust, materials, and any job-related waste from work areas. Ensuring tools, materials, and equipment are properly stored and not left scattered or unattended. Protecting all structures, surfaces, landscaping, and personal property from damage during demolition activities. Taking intentional care to avoid unnecessary disruption or damage to the property beyond the scope of work. Performing work with attention to detail, precision, and pride rather than minimum-effort completion. Leaving each job site in a condition that reflects a higher standard than typical industry expectations. The Apace Way represents the company's expectation that every employee takes ownership of their work, protects the client's property as if it were their own, and delivers a level of quality that exceeds standard demolition practices. Laborer 2 As a Laborer 2, you are expected to perform basic to moderate demolition and labor tasks under the direct supervision of a Manager, Supervisor, or Crew Lead. Employees in this role have demonstrated foundational job-site knowledge and are expected to work safely, reliably, and efficiently while continuing to develop their skills through on-the-job experience.

Key responsibilities include:

Report to work on time and maintain reliable attendance. Follow directions and complete assigned tasks under close supervision. Perform light to moderate demolition work using hand tools and approved equipment. Assist with material handling, debris removal, site preparation, and cleanup activities. Adhere to all company safety policies, procedures, and job-site requirements. Maintain awareness of surroundings and work safely around coworkers, equipment, and structures. Demonstrate accountability for assigned duties, tools, and equipment. Work cooperatively with team members and maintain a professional attitude. Communicate job-site concerns, hazards, or issues to supervisors promptly. Show initiative, dependability, and a willingness to continue learning and developing job skills. This position serves as a developing role within the field team, supporting demolition operations while gaining additional experience and responsibility under direct supervision. Laborer 3 As a Laborer 3, you are expected to perform a majority of demolition-related tasks with limited supervision. Employees in this role have demonstrated proficiency in demolition operations, safety practices, and job-site procedures and are trusted to complete assigned work with a higher degree of independence while supporting overall crew productivity.

Key responsibilities include:

Report to work on time and maintain reliable attendance. Perform light to heavy demolition tasks safely and efficiently with limited supervision. Operate approved hand tools, power tools, and equipment within training and authorization limits. Follow project plans, work instructions, and company procedures with minimal direction. Identify and report safety hazards, job-site concerns, or operational issues promptly. Maintain compliance with all company safety policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. Assist in coordinating work activities with crew members to ensure project objectives are met. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Serve as a positive example of professionalism, teamwork, and safe work practices. Assist with training and mentoring less experienced laborers as directed by supervisors. This position represents an experienced field role within the demolition team, requiring sound judgment, strong work ethic, and the ability to perform demolition activities safely and effectively while working under limited supervision.

Pay:

$21.50 - $25.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k)

Experience:

Construction or Demolition:

1 year (Required)

Work Location:

In person