General Laborer

As general laborers, the workers will supplement workers already in place by performing physical labor activities at construction sites; assist coating sprayers by performing duties requiring less skill; use, supply, or hold materials or tools and clean work area and equipment; may operate hand and power tools of various types such as chipping hammers, earth tampers, and a variety of other small equipment; may clean and prepare sites, dig trenches, set braces to support the sides of excavations, and clean debris and other waste materials; safely operate company equipment, help with light maintenance and cleaning, and perform tasks as directed by supervisor or Crew leader in a safe and timely manner. Workers will also perform end-of-season duties such as cleaning up the worksite and removing the ice and snow. This includes, but is not limited to, removing worn, damaged, or outdated materials, clean debris from work areas by hand, or cleaning tools such as brooms, mops, buckets, vacuums, and ladders. Workers will also engage in cleaning/basic maintenance, such as removing grime, grease, or mud from the equipment, either by hand or using tools such as water hoses, brushes, sponges, and degreasers. Workers will also perform ice and snow removal tasks using tools, including shovels, ice choppers, rakes, and brooms, and may apply brine solutions to the ground as ice and snow pretreatment. Workers will assist coating sprayers by preparing and cleaning work areas; loading, unloading