Construction Worker

Posted 15 days ago

erosion companyRaleigh (NC)

Construction Laborers Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Construction WorkThe Erosion Company (TEC) is currently hiring a Construction Work. TEC is the largest and most experienced contractor in providing comprehensive erosion control services, specialty materials, forestry, and other site clean-up services to clients throughout the Southeast. TEC offers excellent pay based on experience and great long-term career potential for top performers!

Responsibilities: Adhere to company safety standards, including the proper use of machinery and equipment. Load and unload materials. Follow instructions from crew leaders. Remove, fill, compact and prepare the terrain. Install silt fencing and erosion control blankets using a variety of hand tools. Assist fellow crew members. Perform site clean-up and reload leftover materials after the job assignment is complete. Act as a spotter for vehicles as required.

Required Qualifications:

Physically able to walk, bend, squat, and lift to 50 lbs.
Work under inclement weather conditions such as rain, heat, and
At least six months of prior experience in the construction field.
Ability to operate small machinery such as Bobcat, a plus.
Work is available immediately for qualified candidates!
Overtime is available during peak season.
Health insurance is available.

This organization participates in E-Verify / Equal Opportunity Employer.

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