General Labor

Overview

Entry‑level laborer performing site cleanup, material handling, and basic construction tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• material handling
• equipment operation
• site cleanup
• tool setup
• safety compliance
• general labor

Tasks

-Work is performed within construction projects, subject to temperature variations, hazardous chemicals, mechanical parts, equipment noise, and dust. -Wrapping assembled cabinets for transport. -Assist with punch list items and preparations for final walk-throughs. -Stay cross-trained in various areas of site work to support multiple crews and increase team flexibility. -Clean and prepare construction sites by removing debris, trash, and hazardous materials (with proper training). -Perform site cleanup duties such as sweeping, debris removal, and material organization. -Help maximize site efficiency by anticipating needs and proactively supporting the field crew. -Provide support to the field team cleaning the project, organizing materials where required, weed eating, mowing, dewatering ponding water, SW3P maintenance, and street sweeping. -Set up tools, equipment, and safety barriers as needed for daily operations. -Maintain a safe working environment. -Operate equipment only after receiving proper training and authorization. -Operates equipment and tools safely and efficiently. -Must wear company-provided safety gear. -Loads and unloads of delivery trucks as needed. -Operate hand and power tools safely, following all training and safety protocols. -Take directions from the GC team to assist with general labor and material handling. -Load, unload, and relocate construction materials, tools, and equipment between job sites or staging areas. -Follow company safety practices and OSHA standards at all times; use required PPE and report unsafe conditions promptly. -Load, unload, and relocate construction materials, tools, and equipment between staging areas on a job site. -Keep machines and work areas clean, organized, and free of hazards. -May be required to perform specific tasks that involve climbing, lifting, pushing, or kneeling for extended periods. -Perform basic construction tasks such as digging trenches and site cleanup. -Support setup and breakdown of temporary job site structures, including scaffolding, safety rails, and fencing. -Operating machines and tools such as: Saws, sanders, air tools, and drills. -Assist GC with general labor and material handling

Requirements

• osha 30
• construction
• millwork
• warehouse equipment
• heavy lifting
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Prior field or Millwork shop experience is helpful. -Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs -Ability to read a tape measure -Adherence to site-specific policies and procedures -Ability to work overtime and lift up to 50 lbs. on a repetitive basis. -Ability to work in varying weather conditions and environmental conditions, including exposure to dust, extreme heat, or cold. -Ability to perform general housekeeping duties. -Ability to work in a team setting. -Punctuality and reliable transportation to job sites -Ability to operate warehouse equipment (after proper training) such as pellet jacks or lifts. -Osha 30 required for all field associates. -Frequent exposure to construction noise, dust, and varying weather conditions -Prolonged periods of standing, walking, bending, lifting, and climbing. -Construction experience.

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Benefits

-Flexible Spending Accounts (Dependent & Medical Reimbursement) -Competitive Bonus Program -11 Holidays and 8 Early Release Days -Paid Parental Leave -Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance -4 Weeks PTO for All New Associates (Pro-Rated by Hire Date) -Dallas Business Journal Best Places to Work – 2023 -Associate Referral Bonuses -Comprehensive training and development -Paid Volunteer Time -Health Savings Account -Tuition Assistance -Phone Reimbursement -Overtime and Saturday work may be required. -401(k) with Company Match (Up to 5% Match)

About Jpi

-Became a national force in multifamily real estate after growing from a regional developer. -Headquartered in Irving, Texas, and was acquired by Sumitomo Forestry America in December 2023. -Executes Class A projects that include garden‑style, wrap‑podium, high‑rise, senior and student living. -Provides end‑to‑end services such as development, construction, asset management, and investment capital management. -Focuses on key Sunbelt markets—Texas, Arizona, California, Florida—and select northeast metros. -Develops luxury multifamily communities, mixed‑use towers, and senior‑living sites.

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