3DCP Construction General Laborer

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construction employment servicesMurray (UT)

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$18.00 – $20.00/hr

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Competitive salary Health insurance Opportunity for advancement3DCP Construction General Laborer
Company: 3DCP Companies
Location: Greater Salt Lake City, Utah (On-site / Mobilization with Domestic & International Travel)
Position Type: Full-Time (50+ hours/week anticipated while on-site)
Compensation: $18.00 – $20.00/hr DOE + 20% travel premium, production bonuses, and full travel allowances About Us3DCP Companies is an industry leader in smart construction technology, pioneering the future of 3D Construction Printing (3DCP). We are seeking a dependable, hardworking 3DCP Construction General Laborer to assist our field crews across innovative residential, commercial, and specialty projects.
Position Summary: The 3DCP General Laborer The General Laborer is responsible for providing support to construction crews by performing a variety of general labor, material-handling, site-preparation, cleanup, and basic construction duties. The position assists foremen, skilled tradespeople, and other crew members to keep projects safe, organized, and on schedule. The ideal candidate is dependable, hardworking, safety-conscious, physically capable of performing construction-related tasks, and willing to learn new skills.
Key Responsibilities: Field Support & Site Prep: Assist skilled trades (carpenter, concrete, electrical, plumbing) with measuring, cutting, assembly, and site cleanup. Stage tools, materials, and equipment to keep operations running on schedule. Tool & Equipment Operation: Safely use standard hand and power tools. Inspect tools for safety and operate ladders, scaffolding, and access platforms per company procedures. Material Handling: Unload, receive, track, and stage materials while protecting inventory from weather and waste. Safely clear and dispose of job-site debris. Safety & Quality Standards: Follow OSHA standards, participate in daily safety meetings, wear required PPE, and immediately report job-site hazards or equipment defects. Qualifications & Skills
Experience: Prior experience in construction, maintenance, or general labor is preferred. Knowledge of general job-site safety practices and basic construction methods is a plus. Physical Capability: Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and repeatedly lift 50+ lbs in varied outdoor weather conditions. Core Skills: Strong work ethic, dependable attendance, basic tape measure skills, and the ability to follow instructions closely. Travel Credentials: Valid Driver's License and valid Passport required for domestic and international project deployments. Compensation & PerksPaid Training: 8-week training program based in Tooele, UT at $18.00–$20.00/hr DOE starting within 2 weeks of Notice to Proceed. Travel Perks: 20% hourly rate premium during on-site travel assignments, plus production bonus opportunities. Travel Covered: Full company coverage for lodging, 3 meals per day, and round-trip flights home during standard 7-week on-site rotation schedules.

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