- Full Time:
- Yes
- Number of Workers Requested:
- 6
- Job Duties:
- Construction laborers are essential members of the construction team responsible for assisting in various tasks to ensure the successful and timely completion of construction projects. They perform physical work on construction sites, operate equipment, handle materials, and collaborate with other team members to meet project objectives.
Responsibilities:
Site Preparation:
Clear and prepare construction sites by removing debris, obstacles, and hazardous materials.
Assist in the setup of temporary structures such as scaffolding.
Material Handling:
Load, unload, and transport construction materials to and from work areas.
Distribute materials to different parts of the construction site as needed.
Equipment Operation:
Demolition:
Safely demolish structures, and clear and dispose of debris in accordance with project requirements.
Structural Support:
Install and reinforce steel bars and mesh as directed by supervisors.
Assist in the assembly and disassembly of scaffolding and other support structures.
Safety Compliance:
Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a secure work environment.
Participate in safety meetings and report any safety concerns to supervisors.
Collaboration:
Work closely with other construction team members, including skilled tradespeople and supervisors.
Follow instructions from supervisors and communicate effectively with team members.
Cleanup and Maintenance:
Keep the construction site clean and organized.
Perform routine maintenance on tools and equipment.
Physical Labor:
Engage in physically demanding tasks, including lifting, carrying at least 50 lbs, and digging, as required by the project.
Working Conditions:
Construction laborers work outdoors in various weather conditions. The job may involve exposure to loud noises, dust, and other construction-related hazards. The work hours may vary based on project requirements.
Construction laborers use a variety of tools to perform their tasks efficiently and safely. The specific tools can vary based on the nature of the construction project, but here is a list of common tools used by construction laborers:
Construction laborer use a variety of tools such as:
Hand Tools: Hammers, Screwdrivers, Pliers, Wrenches, Tape measures, Utility knives, Chisels, Levels
Power Tools: Drills (corded and cordless), Circular saws, Reciprocating saws, Power drills, Angle grinders, Impact wrenches, Power sanders
Material Handling Tools: Shovels, Rakes, Wheelbarrows, Trowels, Picks, Crowbars, Pry bars
Excavation Tools: Shovels, Picks, Mattocks, Post-hole diggers, Trenching shovels, Digging bars
Safety Tools: Hard hats, Safety glasses, Ear protection, Gloves, High-visibility vests, Dust masks or respirators, Safety harnesses
Lifting and Moving Tools: Dollies, Hand trucks, Come-alongs, Chain hoists, Slings and straps,
Demolition Tools: Sledgehammers, Demolition bars, Concrete breakers, Reciprocating saws
Measuring Tools: Laser levels, Chalk lines, Measuring tapes, Squares
Support and Scaffold Tools: Scaffolding components, Ladders, Scaffold wrenches, Levels, Plumb bobs
Personal Tools: Tool belts, Tool pouches, Knee pads, Work boots
Construction laborers are often trained to use a combination of hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment based on the tasks they need to perform. Additionally, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential to ensure the safety of construction laborers on the job site.
- Job Classification:
- 47-2061.00 - Construction Laborers