Construction Labor
advanced paving constructionCrestwood (KY)
$22.00 / hourly
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advanced paving constructionCrestwood (KY)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$22.00 / hourly
About the role
Experience Required:
- NoneTraining Required/Provided
- Provided on-the-job
- Expected Start Date 08/27/2026 Compensation$22.00 / hourly
- Hours Per Week40Number Of Positions10Work Schedule and Shift Requirements
- Day ShiftJob Description
Perform physical construction labor at commercial construction sites using hand/power tools, including air hammers, earth tampers, cement mixers, and shovels. Grade, clear and level sites for construction. Set braces to support excavations. Erect/remove scaffolding. Clean and organize the job sites daily and upon project completion. Measure and cut materials. Operate air, gas, and electric tools. Lubricate, clean and repair machines and equipment and keep equipment clean and maintain equipment storage. Load and unload materials, tools and equipment.
The employer will provide on-the-job training. The employer will provide all tools, supplies, and equipment required to perform the job at no charge.
Requirements:
- Various worksites: Drive to and from job sites.
- Pay based on experience
- Job TypeFull time
Benefits:
Offered Dental insurance, Health insurance, Life insurance, Vision Insurance, 401(k),401(k) matching Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Employer YesIndustryConstructionPlace of WorkOn-site Requisition IDAPC-Labor Application Emailadvancedpaving@aol.com
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