A laborer is a worker who performs physical tasks and manual labor as part of their job. They are employed in a variety of industries from Warehousing to Manufacturing. Responsibilities can include assisting with shipping and receiving operations, moving equipment, and organizing inventory.
The Laborer performs manual work, which does not require a high degree of manipulative or acquired skill or previous experience. Work is generally performed under immediate direction of a supervisor, but many types of assigned work may be routine and repetitive in nature and after once learned can be carried on without difficulty and only under general supervision.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Load and unload trucks of dirt, plant cuttings, refuse and trash in order to maintain a neat and clean appearance throughout the Community. Dig trenches and other ditches for maintenance operations to provide areas for pipes to be placed and maintained using shovels and trenchers under the direction of a supervisor. Operate small powered hand tools. Assist form setter in building forms for concrete structures; replace or repair walls, ceilings and floors; repair kitchen sinks and bathroom plumbing needs. Replace or repair windows and doors (interior and exterior); remove old roofing materials and replace with new materials, rolled roofing and shingles; replace insulation in walls and ceilings. Paint or spray walls, doors, windows, and other areas as needed; stucco exterior walls; build or replace fencing. Perform custodial duties, washes and cleans vehicles. May be required to operate a gas driven tamper or whacker; may be required to operate air driven tools such as a jackhammer or other pneumatic tools. Perform other related duties as assigned.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY
Knowledgeable in the operation of common hand tools, such as hammer, sledge, pick shovel, axe and crosscut saw. Knowledgeable in the operation of powered hand tools. Ability to use common and powered hand tools safely without damaging tools.
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The Laborer performs manual work, which does not require a high degree of manipulative or acquired skill or previous experience. Work is generally performed under immediate direction of a supervisor, but many types of assigned work may be routine and repetitive in nature and after once learned can be carried on without difficulty and only under general supervision.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Load and unload trucks of dirt, plant cuttings, refuse and trash in order to maintain a neat and clean appearance throughout the Community. Dig trenches and other ditches for maintenance operations to provide areas for pipes to be placed and maintained using shovels and trenchers under the direction of a supervisor. Operate small powered hand tools. Assist form setter in building forms for concrete structures; replace or repair walls, ceilings and floors; repair kitchen sinks and bathroom plumbing needs. Replace or repair windows and doors (interior and exterior); remove old roofing materials and replace with new materials, rolled roofing and shingles; replace insulation in walls and ceilings. Paint or spray walls, doors, windows, and other areas as needed; stucco exterior walls; build or replace fencing. Perform custodial duties, washes and cleans vehicles. May be required to operate a gas driven tamper or whacker; may be required to operate air driven tools such as a jackhammer or other pneumatic tools. Perform other related duties as assigned.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY
Knowledgeable in the operation of common hand tools, such as hammer, sledge, pick shovel, axe and crosscut saw. Knowledgeable in the operation of powered hand tools. Ability to use common and powered hand tools safely without damaging tools.
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The Laborer performs manual work, which does not require a high degree of manipulative or acquired skill or previous experience. Work is generally performed under immediate direction of a supervisor, but many types of assigned work may be routine and repetitive in nature and after once learned can be carried on without difficulty and only under general supervision.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Load and unload trucks of dirt, plant cuttings, refuse and trash in order to maintain a neat and clean appearance throughout the Community. Dig trenches and other ditches for maintenance operations to provide areas for pipes to be placed and maintained using shovels and trenchers under the direction of a supervisor. Operate small powered hand tools. Assist form setter in building forms for concrete structures; replace or repair walls, ceilings and floors; repair kitchen sinks and bathroom plumbing needs. Replace or repair windows and doors (interior and exterior); remove old roofing materials and replace with new materials, rolled roofing and shingles; replace insulation in walls and ceilings. Paint or spray walls, doors, windows, and other areas as needed; stucco exterior walls; build or replace fencing. Perform custodial duties, washes and cleans vehicles. May be required to operate a gas driven tamper or whacker; may be required to operate air driven tools such as a jackhammer or other pneumatic tools. Perform other related duties as assigned.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY
Knowledgeable in the operation of common hand tools, such as hammer, sledge, pick shovel, axe and crosscut saw. Knowledgeable in the operation of powered hand tools. Ability to use common and powered hand tools safely without damaging tools. 24b985f3d4b1d7d4efa78bfc431b15ea
