Laborer- Fargo, ND

Overview

Assist skilled trades by moving/installing materials, handling equipment, and maintaining site safety.

Key Responsibilities

• material handling
• scaffolding
• concrete work
• quality inspection
• materials supply
• site cleaning

Tasks

-Operate a pallet jack and a partner saw. Signal operators of equipment to facilitate movement of material. Routinely operate a bobcat and forklift for various material handling. -Assist Carpenters, Operators, Masons, and other skilled labor as needed. -Consistently communicate and reinforce the tenets of an IIF workplace. -Work at heights and climb form systems for pouring concrete while assisting Carpenters and other trades. -Assure that workmanship is of the highest quality. -Erect and dismantle scaffolding following company safety guidelines. -Comply with all company safety requirements and policies. -Clean tools, equipment, materials, and work site on a daily basis. -Take personal responsibility for working safely within an Incident and Injury Free (IIF) culture. -Supply tools and materials to different areas of the work site as directed by the Foreman, Superintendent, or trades. Plan ahead, inventory, and request materials. Load and unload supplies and materials. -Inspect work-in-progress to ensure that it conforms to the specifications, construction schedules, and quality standards as outlined in AP’s quality management programs. -Be a champion to support IIF efforts for working safely and building a culture of care and concern for each team member in the workplace. -Routinely construct and maintain temporary openings, protect construction finishes, daily interior and exterior cleaning, and debris removal. -Ensure adherence to processes and procedures that support an IIF culture. -Assist with installing formwork and pouring concrete. Mix mortar and grout. Mop, brush, or spread compounds over surfaces for protection or to seal. -Prep construction sites by clearing obstacles and hazards. Dig, spread, and level dirt and gravel.

Requirements

• apprenticeship
• hand tools
• problem solving
• communication
• high school
• physical agility

What You Bring

-Completion of an apprenticeship program or equivalent training. -Experience using hand tools such as chippers and grinders and ability to measure correctly. -Physical agility to stand, walk, climb ladders and/or formwork, kneel, crouch down, twist, and reach on a constant basis throughout the day. -Ability to travel to project sites up to 70+ miles away. -Demonstrated ability to proactively resolve construction issues. -Demonstrated integrity and ethical standards. -Ability to properly lift, carry, push, rake, shovel, and move materials, supplies, tools, and ladders weighing up to 75 pounds on a frequent basis and occasionally more than 100 pounds throughout the day. -Willingness to work in various (sometimes extreme) climate conditions. -Ability to be self-motivated, set own goals and tasks, and contribute to a positive team environment. -History of experience and proven results including: -High school diploma or equivalent. -Strong communication skills (oral, written, and listening) including ability to follow directions and ask questions.

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About Adolfson & Peterson Construction

-Grew steadily: opened offices across the Southwest and Mountain West during the ’80s–2000s. -Specializes in preconstruction and construction management across commercial, education, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, mission critical, multifamily, municipal, recreation, and senior living sectors. -Notable projects include large tilt‑wall logistics facilities and geothermal‑powered community campuses. -Maintains an industry‑leading safety record and high operational excellence as a family‑driven company.

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