Underground Construction Laborer
deme constructionSarasota (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
The Underground Construction Laborer plays a crucial role in supporting various types of construction projects including residential, commercial, and infrastructure developments. Working primarily in small teams, this position involves assisting skilled tradespeople by handling materials, preparing sites, and maintaining safety standards on the job site. The laborer operates basic hand tools and contributes to efficient project completion through teamwork and adherence to safety protocols.
Responsibilities:
- Handle and transport construction materials as needed
- Prepare job sites for excavation and construction activities
- Ensure compliance with workplace safety regulations
- Remove debris and maintain cleanliness of work areas
- Support skilled tradespersons with various labor tasks
Preferred Qualifications:
- 1+ years of experience in construction labor
- Strong physical stamina to endure demanding labor tasks
- Ability to work effectively within small teams
- Basic knowledge of construction processes and safety procedures
- Good communication and problem-solving skills
Company Description:
Working at Deme Construction offers a supportive, family-oriented environment focused on civil construction, excavation, and roadwork across Florida’s Gulf Coast. Employees benefit from hands-on learning, opportunities for career growth within a locally owned company, and a focus on safety and team culture, according to their careers site.
Company Description:
Working at Deme Construction offers a supportive, family-oriented environment focused on civil construction, excavation, and roadwork across Florida’s Gulf Coast. Employees benefit from hands-on learning, opportunities for career growth within a locally owned company, and a focus on safety and team culture, according to their careers site.
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