Construction Laborer
capstone solutionsKent (WA)
About the role
Capstone Solutions is a construction telecommunications company seeking civil construction workers for the greater Portland area. We are a locally-owned company with the intent to meet the needs of our wireless customers while encouraging work-life harmony for our employees and their families. We believe in treating all people with respect and kindness, and in return we know that our employees will do their personal best on the job. We value honesty and integrity of character and work ethic, and we mentor our employees as we create opportunities for personal and career growth and development.
Preferred Qualifications:
- 1-3 years of on-site construction experience preferred
- Experience using hand and power tools
- Willingness to travel up to 40% of the time (may be less depending on job locations)
- Must be able to pass Background Check, Pre-Employment Physical, and Drug Screen
- A valid driver's license
- High School graduate, GED or equivalent
- Must be able to follow directions from Foreman and have a positive attitude
Responsibilities:
- Clear and prepare site for construction
- Assist in building structures for tower sites
- Mix and pour concrete
- Unload and load materials for job site
- Dig trenchesfollow safety measures for Civil Field workother duties as assigned
Benefits:
- Competitive wages DOEPer diem for overnight travel
- Overtime10 paid days off7 Paid Holidays
- Direct deposit weekly
- Excellent paid medical, vision, and dental benefits 401KShort & long-term disability
Job Type: Full-time
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