Underground Laborer

Posted 2 days ago

rjrasmussenplumbingPlover (WI)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$15.00 - $26.00/hour

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About the role

Hiring: Full- or Part-Time Underground Laborer
Company: RJ Rasmussen Plumbing & Heating
Location: Plover, WI Since 1982 we have been supplying and servicing the Stevens Point, Plover, and outlying areas with all of their plumbing and HVAC needs. Whether they're in need of commercial or residential remodels, new construction, or specialty solutions, our clients know that they can count on us. At RJ Rasmussen Plumbing & Heating we appreciate and respect our employees by treating them like family. Our company prides itself on the long-term employment of highly skilled individuals with a track record of excellent customer service. We promote ahealthy work/life balanceby providing aflexible, family-orientedatmosphere and a40-hour workweek. Because we consider our employees to be like family, we offerexcellent medical benefits, competitive pay, and the opportunity to succeed. What You'll Tackle: As our entry-level Underground Laborer, you'll help our dedicated team complete efficient underground utility projects that meet clients' expectations and our high standards. You'll enjoy numerous learning opportunities, working with more experienced crew members and getting hands‑on with all kinds of hand tools and mechanical equipment. As directed by your teammates, you'll operate equipment, maintain job documentation, and complete other entry-level responsibilities to ensure every underground utility project is a successful one!
Underground Laborer Qualifications: Valid driver's license, a clean driving record, and the ability to cover a 30-mile radius of 54467
PREFERRED: Equipment operating experience
PREFERRED: Relevant work experience Willingness to comply with our company policy regarding background checks and drug screening Compensation & Perks:
Pay: $15.00 - $26.00/hour, based on experience and skills
Benefits: Health insurance, dental, vision, a health savings account (HSA), vacation time, a 401(k), life insurance, AD&D, employee discounts, and ability to utilize professional equipment for personal use

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