Underground Laborer

Underground Laborer - Directional Boring Crew (Job Summary) The Underground Laborer supports a directional boring crew by performing essential field duties that keep daily operations running safely and efficiently. This role involves transporting tools, materials, and equipment to and from job sites; preparing work areas; and assisting equipment operators during drilling, locating, and pullback operations. Responsibilities include handling and organizing conduit and wire, helping with wire and pipe pull-ins, setting up jobsite safety measures, and performing general labor tasks such as digging, potholing, and site cleanup. The laborer works closely with operators and foremen to ensure accurate installation of underground utilities while maintaining a strong focus on safety, communication, and teamwork. If you want, I can also turn this into a full job description with responsibilities, qualifications, and physical requirements. yes Here's a complete, professional job description you can use for hiring, resumes, or internal documentation. I've expanded your original summary into a full, well‑structured description that reflects the real work and expectations of an underground laborer on a directional boring crew. Underground Laborer - Directional Boring Crew (Full Job Description)Overview The Underground Laborer plays a key role on a directional boring crew by supporting daily field operations and ensuring safe, accurate installation of underground utilities. This position involves transporting tools and materials, assisting equipment operators, preparing job sites, and performing hands‑on labor throughout drilling and pullback operations. The ideal candidate is reliable, safety‑focused, and comfortable working outdoors in a fast‑paced construction environment. Primary Responsibilities Transport tools, materials, and equipment to and from job sites Assist directional drill operators and locators during boring, tracking, and pullback Handle conduit, fiber, and wire during installation, including pull‑ins and staging Perform potholing, trenching, and digging to expose existing utilities Set up and maintain jobsite safety measures such as signage, cones, and barriers Load and unload equipment, trailers, and support vehicles Maintain a clean and organized work area throughout the project Operate basic hand tools and small equipment as directed Communicate clearly with crew members to ensure safe and efficient workflow Follow all company, OSHA, and utility‑owner safety standards Qualifications Previous construction or utility experience preferred but not required Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions Strong work ethic and willingness to learn new skills Ability to lift and carry heavy materials (typically 50-75 lbs) Basic understanding of hand tools and jobsite equipment Valid driver's license with a clean driving record preferred Ability to follow instructions and work as part of a team Physical Requirements Frequent lifting, carrying, bending, and digging Ability to stand or walk for extended periods Working in trenches, uneven terrain, and active construction zones Exposure to dirt, mud, dust, and outdoor elements Work Environment Fast‑paced field environment with daily travel to job sites Work performed around heavy equipment and active utilities Overtime or extended hours may be required based on project needs

Pay:

$20.00 - $25.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance On-the-job training Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person