Construction Laborers (Entry level to Skilled)

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labor source of south carolinaAsheville (NC)

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Job Description: Labor Source of South Carolina is seeking qualified Commercial Construction Laborers (All skill levels)!Job Description:
  • We are seeking motivated and reliable individuals for long-term placements in commercial construction projects. Whether just starting out or have years of experience, we have a place for you! Positions are available for entry-level workers, skilled laborers and specialized trades such as carpenters.
  • Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
  • Assist with General construction tasks including material handling and clean- up.
  • Work alongside individuals to support tasks
  • Safely operate hand tools, power tools, and construction machinery as needed.
  • Following all safety guidelines and contribute to maintain a safe and efficient job site.
Qualifications:
  • Ability to work 8-10 hour shifts
  • Ability to lift heavy materials (35-40lbs)
  • Work within Federal, State and Local Regulations
  • Strong attention to detail and safety protocols on construction sites
  • Be able to legally work within the United States
A successful drug & background screening will be required* We are an E-Verify E.O.E. Company
Company Description: Labor Source of South Carolina has been actively serving the construction industry in South Carolina by pairing GREAT people with the areas premier General Contractors!
Company Description: Labor Source of South Carolina has been actively serving the construction industry in South Carolina by pairing GREAT people with the areas premier General Contractors!

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