Per Diem Laborer $22/Hour

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ethan allen workforce solutionsWhite Plains (NY)

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Per Diem Laborer
Location: Westchester County, NY Pay: $22.00 per hour Employment Type: Per Diem / As Needed We're hiring reliable laborers to assist with fire and water damage restoration and remediation projects throughout Westchester County. This is a hands-on position involving demolition, cleanup, debris removal, and general labor. Important: This location is not accessible by public transportation. Reliable transportation is required.
What You'll Do: Assist with fire and water damage remediation projects Remove damaged drywall and other materials Perform light demolition and tear-out work Clean and prepare affected areas Remove and dispose of trash and debris Assist with moving materials and equipment Maintain a clean and safe work area Perform other general labor and restoration tasks as assigned by management
What We're Looking For: Previous labor, construction, demolition, restoration, or cleanup experience is a plus Reliable and dependable Comfortable performing physical, hands-on work Able to lift, carry, and move materials as needed Willing to work in environments affected by fire or water damage Able to follow safety procedures and management instructions Reliable transportation required due to location Apply today if you're looking for flexible per diem labor work in Westchester County and are comfortable with demolition, cleanup, and restoration-related work.

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