Primary duties and responsibilities
Site preparation:
Preparing job sites for construction, which includes setting up temporary structures like scaffolding and safety barriers, as well as protecting clients' furniture and belongings.
Demolition and debris removal:
Performing manual demolition tasks and clearing away construction debris, trash, and hazardous materials from the work site.
Material handling:
Loading, unloading, and transporting construction materials, tools, and equipment to and from the work vehicle and around the job site.
Basic construction tasks:
Performing physical labor such as mixing and pouring concrete, digging trenches, or assisting with drywall, painting, and flooring installation.
Operation of equipment:
Operating a variety of hand and power tools, which can include drills, saws, and levels, as well as tending to larger equipment like generators or mixers.
Site cleanup: Ensuring the job site remains tidy and is thoroughly cleaned at the end of each workday and after project completion.
Required skills and qualifications
Physical stamina: The ability to perform physically demanding and repetitive tasks for extended periods, including lifting heavy materials (often 50-100 pounds).
Safety awareness:
A strong commitment to following all health and safety guidelines and wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
Reliability:
Dependability, a strong work ethic, and punctuality are essential for ensuring projects stay on schedule.
Communication:
The ability to follow verbal and written instructions from supervisors and to work effectively with other team members.
Willingness to learn:
A can-do attitude and eagerness to learn new skills on the job are highly valued.
Attention to detail:
The ability to work accurately and efficiently and to notice when something is not right.
Valid driver's license:
May be required for transporting materials and traveling between job sites.
