Production Laborer

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prestress services industriesLexington (KY)

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$39,000 per year

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Job Description: ABOUT PRESTRESS SERVICES INDUSTRIES
Salary: $20 - $21 per hour, starting pay We are a premier fabricator of bridge products with three facilities located throughout the Midwest. As a full-service structural precast company, we provide a low-cost solution to delivering best-in-class quality projects safely, on-time, and on-budget for public works and commercial projects. We take pride in helping to build and maintain America's infrastructure! By engaging everyone through teamwork in a culture of continuous improvement, we achieve excellence in safety, quality, performance, and customer service. We offer our team a clearly defined career path with an opportunity to steadily grow their earnings. Sign on Bonus Available $1000.00 Monthly Discretionary Bonus Up to $400 Referral Bonus Available $1000.00
A DAY IN THE LIFE: OF A LABORER Performs various physical duties as assigned. Maintain all safety standards. Moves, secures, installs, builds, loads, or unloads materials. Performs some specialized tasks which may require on-the job training. Effectively using heavy and light equipment, depending on thejobsite/assignment. As a laborer, you play a key role in ensuring the quality of our product. Our laborers and production team plays a large role in building and maintaining America's infrastructure! No experience needed. WORK SCHEDULE This full-time position typically works Monday - Friday, 5:00 am / 6:30 am start with some Saturdays as needed. This position is 40-45+ hours and pays overtime!
READY TO JOIN OUR TEAM: OF BRIDGE PRODUCT FABRICATORS? We understand your time is valuable and that is why we have a very quick and easy application process. If you feel that you would be right for this job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application. We look forward to meeting you!

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