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We are looking for a few new helpers as we are getting busier. Our line of business is mainly poured concrete foundations, but we also do brick and block work too. This job is physically demanding. It is not for those that have back, knee, or shoulder issues. No use for anyone to come out and make their health even worse.
What we need from you:
Have your own daily transportation to the jobsite. we can work anywhere from Kennet square,PA, to the Delaware seashore. This daily transportation does NOT include you getting dropped off or picked up by someone,or the use of public transportation.
You must be on time everyday. Usual start time is 7 am on the job. Quit time varies, depends on the days work and conditions. Lunch is usually 30 minutes, recommended that you bring something. we also take a break around 9 am.
With Covid19, please bring your own beverages, sharing a water jug increases risk.
You must be a safe worker. Work boots are required. Gloves are recommended.
You may be drug tested at anytime, occasionally, one of our customers will require it.
You must be able to lift something around 100 lbs by yourself, safely.
You must not be afraid of medium heights, anywhere up to 25 feet.
Good work ethics, trying to learn, have fun, and getting along with coworkers.
Would like to find help that can start as soon as possible.
Starting rate for basic, inexperienced help is $15.
Could be higher if we think your skills warrant it.
We pay weekly, by the hour, with time and half for time over 40 hours
sorry, but we do not offer benefit packages
Do not need a long resume. Please include a brief description of any experience, full name, and best way to contact you.
Currently we are working in Greeneville.
Again, daily transportation is a must and you will go directly to the jobsite.
Start date will be on Monday, August 10, at the job site in Greenville.
May also be able to meet at the same site on Friday morning if you would like.
Again, this is hard work. It can get very hot out, the terrain can be tough.
Please look for a video on poured concrete foundations to get a small glimpse at what we do.
Scott :)
