Marine Construction Laborer in Bishopville

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Must be honest, reliable & have own transportation. Full & Part time, overtime available. Pay based upon experience. Year round work.

The Marine Construction Laborer will assist in the installation, repair, and maintenance of waterfront structures including docks, piers, boat lifts, bulkheads, and shoreline stabilization systems. This is a physically demanding, outdoor position working in varying weather conditions and around water.

Ideal candidates are reliable, mechanically inclined, safety-focused, and comfortable working in a team environment on active construction sites and over-water structures.

• Assist in the construction and installation of docks, piers, and bulkheads
• Support installation and servicing of boat lifts and jet ski lifts
• Perform general labor tasks including:
  • Digging, grading, and site preparation
  • Carrying and handling lumber, steel, stone, and marine materials
  • Mixing and placing concrete when needed
• Help install rip rap, erosion control systems, and shoreline stabilization
• Assist with boat ramp construction and waterfront grading
• Operate and learn to use basic construction tools and small equipment
• Work from barges, docks, boats, and shoreline job sites
• Follow all safety protocols, especially around water and heavy equipment
• Load/unload materials and maintain organized job sites
• Support skilled carpenters, equipment operators, and crew leads

• Ability to perform heavy physical labor (lifting 50–100 lbs regularly)
• Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions
• Ability to work near and around water safely
• Reliable transportation to job sites
• Strong work ethic and punctuality
• Ability to follow instructions and work in a team environment

• Prior experience in construction, landscaping, dock building, or marine work
• Experience with power tools or heavy equipment
• Knowledge of carpentry or framing basics
• OSHA or safety training certification
• CDL or experience operating trailers/boats/equipment

• Outdoor waterfront construction sites
• Exposure to water, mud, sand, and marine environments
• Fast-paced, physically demanding work
• Seasonal workload variations (busy spring–fall seasons)
• Team-based crew structure

• Standing, bending, lifting, and carrying for extended periods
• Working in and around water (including uneven surfaces and docks)
• Climbing, kneeling, and repetitive physical motion
• Ability to work long days during peak construction season

• Competitive hourly pay (based on experience)
• Overtime opportunities during peak season
• Hands-on training in marine construction
• Opportunity to grow into lead roles or specialized positions (boat lift installer, equipment operator, foreman)
• Consistent work with established marine contractor
• Real skill-building in a specialized trade

RG Murphy Marine Construction is a fast-growing waterfront construction company where hard work really pays off—offering competitive pay, steady year-round work, and strong earning potential for both office staff and field laborers. Whether you’re helping keep projects organized in the office or building docks and marine structures out in the field, this is a place where reliable people can earn good money, get consistent hours, and grow with a team that values effort, speed, and getting the job done right.

RG Murphy Marine Construction is a fast-growing waterfront construction company where hard work really pays off—offering competitive pay, steady year-round work, and strong earning potential for both office staff and field laborers. Whether you’re helping keep projects organized in the office or building docks and marine structures out in the field, this is a place where reliable people can earn good money, get consistent hours, and grow with a team that values effort, speed, and getting the job done right.