CDL License Holder Wanted

Posted 3 days ago

liunaMinneapolis (MN)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Construction Laborer This is a hands-on construction laborer position for an individual who also holds a CDL. The successful candidate will perform general construction labor and operate/drive commercial vehicles as needed. General construction labor, loading/unloading materials and equipment, hauling materials to and from jobsites, operating company trucks, assisting crews with underground/utilities, concrete, highway/heavy or site work, traffic control, hand and power tools, jobsite setup/cleanup, and other LIUNA-covered work. Valid Class A or B CDL depending on the contractor's needs, clean/acceptable driving record, current DOT medical card, ability to perform physical construction work, willingness to work outdoors in varying conditions, reliable attendance, and ability to travel to different jobsites. If appropriate, you could make tanker endorsement, air brakes, equipment experience, OSHA 10/30, or underground experience preferred rather than required. If you have a strong work ethic and have construction related experience, register here and we will contact you. Once you've hired on with a Union contractor, you will have the opportunity to join LIUNA as a LIUNA L member and earn great Union wages from a full benefit package including family health coverage, pension, vacation fund and access to our 81,000 square ft Laborers Training Center and a slate of over 70 course offerings to build your future with LIUNA! Thank you for registering.

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