Crew - Labor

Position Overview

The Laborer is an essential member of the field crew responsible for supporting concrete and asphalt operations under the daily direction of a Foreman. Laborers perform physical tasks, assist equipment operators, maintain worksite safety, and ensure jobsite efficiency. While Foremen lead jobsite execution and Superintendents ensure operational consistency, Laborers execute the hands-on tasks that make production possible. This role demands reliability, teamwork, attention to safety, and a commitment to delivering high-quality work.

• Assist with site preparation including grading, demolition, debris removal, sweeping, and material handling.
• Help set forms, place rebar, spread asphalt, prepare subgrades, and support concrete finishing tasks.
• Operate hand tools and small equipment safely, including compactors, saws, plate tampers, and blowers.
• Support equipment operators with clear communication and safe positioning around heavy machinery.
• Ensure materials are staged and ready to keep crews productive and minimize downtime.

• Follow all company safety protocols, OSHA requirements, and Foreman direction.
• Wear required PPE at all times and maintain awareness of changing conditions.
• Participate in daily safety huddles and hazard assessments.
• Maintain clean, organized, and hazard-free work areas.
• Report unsafe conditions, near-misses, or equipment concerns immediately

• Perform tasks with accuracy, attention to detail, and a sense of urgency.
• Assist in quality control tasks, such as checking grades, monitoring mix consistency, and maintaining jobsite standards.
• Help ensure work meets specifications through proper technique and care.
• Contribute to efficient jobsite flow by anticipating needs and staying proactive.

• Receive direction from the Foreman and work collaboratively with all crew members.
• Maintain a respectful, positive attitude and support a healthy team environment.
• Communicate clearly when tasks are complete, assistance is needed, or hazards are identified.
• Support new laborers or team members by modeling safe and efficient work practices.

• Ability to perform physical labor, lift 50+ lbs, and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
• Strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to learn.
• Basic understanding of construction tools, equipment, and safety practices.
• Valid driver's license preferred.
• Prior construction or labor experience is a plus but not required.

• Work Ethic & Reliability
• Safety Awareness
• Team Orientation
• Coachability & Willingness to Learn
• Efficiency & Hustle

• Maintains safe work habits and no preventable incidents.
• Demonstrates steady growth in skill and productivity.
• Keeps jobsites clean, organized, and efficient.
• Supports Foreman and crew needs proactively.
• Delivers consistent, high-quality work.