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.
Starting Wage $14.50/hr
Permanent Wage is based upon placement and begins at $20.05/hr
Hours:
3:00pm - 11:00pm
Essential Duties and Qualifications:
Complete daily work schedule for areas assigned within the time frequency provided.
Follow trained cleaning instructions established by management.
Know and have a basic understanding of chemicals, equipment, and work processes used in the cleaning schedule.
Inspect work upon completion of assigned schedule and correct any problems found.
Report safety hazards to supervisor.
Keep equipment clean and use properly.
Understand and know how to perform proper carpet shampooing and hard surface refinishing process. Operate equipment necessary to perform these functions.
Occasionally move furniture.
Occasionally perform project cleaning.
Must be able to read and understand Material Safety Data Sheets and must be able to locate them in an emergency situation.
Responsible for securing the building.
Assist with grass cutting and snow removal.
Must have reliable transportation and may be required to work more than one location per shift.
Must be able to work in a building alone.
Must be able to climb a ladder to change light bulbs, etc.
Equipment Used
Cleaning equipment (hand and powered) and various hand tools such as a rake, shovel, etc.
Mental Demands
Concentration (detailed work)
Interpretive skills (policy, procedures, data)
Understanding verbal instructions Differentiating
Communicating (verbal/written)
Reasoning skills (analyzing, memorizing, coordinating, and instructing)
Reading Physical Demands
Lifting and Carrying up to 50 lbs.
Climbing (ladders)
Walking, Kneeling, Crawling, Pushing and Pulling
Stooping, Crouching, Reaching and Balancing
Hearing, Speech, and Visual Activity Repetitive Hand Motions
Environmental Factors
Outside and Inside
Temperature and/or Humidity Extremes
Noise and Vibration
Slippery and/or Uneven Surfaces
Sunlight
Works Around Moving Objects
Works Around Machinery with Moving Parts
Works with Hands in Water
Low or Intense Illumination
Microwaves
Works Alone
Prolonged or Irregular Hours
Biological Exposure (Insects, Mold, Fungi, Bacteria, Animals, Plants, Etc.)
Chemical Exposure (Fumes, Vapors, Gases, Dusts, Etc.)
