Utilities Laborer
ledcorEureka (NV)
About the role
Laborer You show up, work hard, and get the job done right. We're looking for laborers who aren't afraid of tough work and want to be part of a crew that delivers. This is hands-on, fast-paced construction—where effort, reliability, and teamwork matter every day. At Ledcor, you'll be part of a crew that supports each other, works safely, and takes pride in the work. You'll gain real experience, build valuable skills, and contribute to projects that make a lasting impact. This isn't just a job—it's a chance to build a career with a company that backs its people and invests in their future. If you're ready to work, learn, and grow—apply today.
Essential Responsibilities:
Perform a variety of general labor tasks to support heavy civil construction, working closely with heavy equipment operators in congested or tight areas to ensure efficient site preparation Assist with tasks such as trenching, material handling and cutting and clueing conduit piping Communicate clearly and respectfully with crew members, supervisors, and subcontractors Promote a culture of safety and productivity by following all company, client, and regulatory safety standards and procedures Qualifications One-year prior experience working in a mining, utilities or earth works environment as a laborer; a background as a track hoe or skid steer operator is preferred Proactive and independent self-starter who is safety focused Basic understanding of construction site safety practices; OSHA 10 or 30 certification is a plus Must be able to pass pre-access drug and alcohol test and provided a valid driver's license Working Conditions Monday to Friday working from 7 am to 3 pm, working 8 hours per day, overtime rates apply after 40 hours worked per week and could be available at the discretion of the client Living out allowance provided to those that are eligible This is a long term, site-based opportunity that will require travel
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