Laborer

Posted 16 days ago

maryland environmental servicePylesville (MD)

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$39,351.31 - $54,106.09

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About the role

Laborer Position Maryland Environmental Service has an opening for a Laborer at our Harford County Solid Waste facility in Street, MD. This position provides general maintenance support to operation and construction activities at assigned facilities.
Estimated Pay Range: $39,351.31 - $54,106.09
Benefits: Health Insurance with choice of medical plan and prescription, dental, vision, and life and disability insurance options, along with flexible spending accounts 401K retirement savings program with generous agency match Paid vacation, personal and sick leave Eleven paid holidays per year Tuition assistance
Minimum Requirements: Completion of 8th grade plus one year of warehouse, production, building maintenance, janitorial, or other general work experience OR graduation from a standard high school or possession of a state high school equivalency certificate. May require a valid driver's license with less than 5 points. No prior experience necessary. This position will be open until filled. This position is eligible for on-spot, contingent offers. Candidates who apply after an on-spot offer has been extended (including internal candidates) will not be considered unless the candidate who receives the on-spot, contingent offer does not complete the process to become an MES employee. Any offer of employment will be contingent upon successfully completing required pre-employment screens, to include full background check, drug & alcohol screening, and position appropriate physical. Maryland Environmental Service is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. MES does not participate in programs that require sponsorship for work visas.

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