LABORER - CONCRETE

Posted 10 days ago

bonnessNaples (FL)

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About the role

Laborer - Concrete The Laborer performs a wide range of physically demanding tasks in support of road, highway, residential, commercial, and heavy construction projects. This role involves using hand and power tools to prepare and maintain construction sites, including digging trenches, setting forms and braces, mixing materials, handling and transporting materials, and assisting skilled craft workers as needed. The Laborer supports equipment operations, traffic control, site cleanup, and safety compliance while adapting to changing tasks as directed by supervision. The position requires adherence to safety standards, teamwork, and professional representation of Bonness Inc. at all times.
Requirements:
  • Valid driver's license required
  • Ability to read and write
  • Strong manual dexterity
  • Ability to lift heavy objects and perform prolonged walking, standing, and physically demanding work in adverse field conditions
  • All work is local. Our Office is Fragrance-Free.
We offer competitive pay commensurate with experience, and a full benefits package. Bonness Inc. is a Drug-Free and Equal Opportunity Employer. This organization participates in E-Verify. Bonness Inc. is a family owned and operated contractor serving our community since 1981. Our mission is to fully serve Southwest Florida's paving and sitework needs with honesty and integrity by providing a quality product, outstanding customer service, value and initiative.

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