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.