The Construction Laborer will support the construction crew by performing a variety of physical labor tasks on the job site. Key responsibilities include:

- Assisting skilled workers with tasks like demolition, carrying pipe, and other construction duties.

- Unloading materials (e.g., pipe, tools) and distributing them as directed by the supervisor.

- Preparing the layout of the construction area by measuring, marking, or recording required openings.

- Preparing tools and materials (e.g., cables, pipes) for skilled workers.

- Cleaning and preparing the job site, including digging trenches, erecting scaffolding, and removing debris.

- Operating hand and power tools.

- Directing traffic near the work zone for safety.

- Assisting equipment operators with machinery adjustments and alignment.

- Cleaning up the job site at the end of the day, ensuring proper storage of materials and equipment.

- The role also requires the ability to lift heavy materials, work in various weather conditions, and travel extensively (200+ days per year). A CDL license and OSHA certification are preferred

• Physical Strength & Stamina: Ability to lift up to 80 pounds and push/pull loads of 50 pounds. Ability to stand, walk, and climb for extended periods, often carrying materials.
• Basic Arithmetic: Ability to count and take inventory.
• Teamwork: Ability to work effectively with others and be flexible as tasks change.
• Communication: Good communication skills for interacting with supervisors, coworkers, and the public.
• Tools & Equipment Handling: Ability to safely operate hand and power tools.
• Work in Varied Conditions: Ability to work in different temperatures, weather conditions, and exposure to construction site hazards.
• Safety Awareness: Must be able to identify and follow safety procedures on a construction site.
• Physical Inspection Skills: Ability to traverse and inspect all areas of the jobsite, including walking, bending, and stretching in different environments.

• Assist Skilled Workers: Support tasks like demolition, carrying pipes, or other construction duties.
• Material Handling: Unload and distribute materials (e.g., pipes, tools) as directed by the supervisor or project specifications.
• Site Preparation: Measure, mark, and record openings or distances to prepare construction areas.
• Tool and Material Preparation:Prepare materials such as cables, pipes, and wires for use by skilled workers.
• Site Cleanup: Clean and prepare specific areas of the job site, including digging trenches, erecting scaffolding, and removing debris or hazardous materials.
• Operate Tools: Safely operate a variety of hand and power tools.
• Traffic Control: Direct traffic around work zones to ensure safety.
• Assist Equipment Operators: Help align, move, or adjust machinery, equipment, or materials.
• End-of-Day Cleanup: Clean up the site, dispose of trash properly, and store materials and equipment safely.
• Other Duties: Perform additional tasks as assigned by supervisors.