Foreman

About the Role

The Construction Laborer assists craft workers with physical labor on job sites, maintaining a clean, safe, and efficient construction environment while supporting overall project goals. The role requires adherence to company safety policies, completion of safety documentation, signaling equipment operators, performing various manual tasks such as leveling earth, mixing and finishing concrete, handling mechanical components, applying paints and sealants, grinding, sanding, and operating hand and power tools. Additional duties include tool maintenance, site assistance, travel to different job sites on short notice, and other assigned tasks. • Promote and follow all company safety policies and complete required safety documentation. • Signal construction equipment operators to align, move, and adjust machinery for loading and unloading. • Level earth to fine‑grade specifications using shovels or hand tools. • Mix concrete or grout with a portable mixer. • Position, join, align, and connect pumps, motors, and other mechanical parts. • Apply paints, bituminous compounds, or other sealants to surfaces for protection. • Spray water, sand, steam, vinyl, paint, or stucco to clean, coat, or seal surfaces. • Apply caulking compounds by hand or with a caulking gun to seal crevices. • Grind, sand, or polish concrete and steel using abrasive tools or machines. • Perform hand‑tool tasks such as torqueing bolts, assembling metal parts, building bolt cages, vibrating concrete, sawing lumber, dismantling and removing forms, demolition, jackhammer work, and general cleanup. • Maintain and care for assigned tools and equipment. • Provide general site assistance and perform physical labor as needed. • Travel to different job sites on short notice as required.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸safety docs
• ▸equipment signaling
• ▸concrete mix
• ▸surface sealing
• ▸tool maintenance
• ▸earth leveling

What You Bring

Applicants need a high school diploma or GED with six to twelve months of construction experience, or an equivalent mix of training and experience. They must demonstrate safety awareness, basic math skills, ability to read technical documents, understand units of force and torque, follow precise instructions, and work accurately. • Smooth and finish freshly poured concrete using floats, trowels, or screeds.

Requirements

• ▸concrete finish
• ▸floats
• ▸trowels
• ▸high school
• ▸safety awareness
• ▸math skills

Benefits

The position offers hourly pay of $27.00–$30.50, performance-based raises, 401(k) matching, an employee stock purchase plan, flexible spending accounts, and medical, dental, and vision insurance for eligible dependents.

Work Environment

Onsite