Construction Laborer: Paid Training, Travel & Growth

Maine Drilling & Blasting; Carrollton (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Two retirement plans

ESOP

401(k) match

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Training opportunities

Job summary

Maine Drilling & Blasting is seeking a Laborer-Construction to support field operations along the East Coast. The role requires safety-minded individuals who can adapt to varying weather and outdoor conditions while performing standard construction laboring tasks.

Responsibilities include following safety procedures, learning explosive safety basics, handling materials, and assisting with daily site operations. Some travel for training (6–8 weeks) is required and paid.

Qualifications

• Must be safety-minded and able to work in varying weather environments.
• Pre-employment physical and drug screen required.
• Criminal background check for ATF required.
• Travel to northern divisions for 6–8 weeks for training (paid).

Responsibilities

• Adhere to safety procedures and policies.
• Submit weekly time cards to Blaster/Foreman with accurate signatures.
• Learn safety aspects of construction sites and handling explosives.
• Perform laboring activities as directed by supervisors.
• Work unsupervised when needed.
• Pump blast holes dry with water pump.
• Load and unload explosives from trucks.
• Carry stemming stone to stem blast holes.
• Maintain a clean, organized job site.
• Attend monthly Foreman meetings and safety briefings.
• Participate in daily safety meetings.
• Assist with other duties as assigned.

Skills

Safety awareness

Valid driver’s license

Ability to lift 100 lbs

Willing to travel for training

Teamwork

Job description

Maine Drilling & Blasting is seeking a Laborer-Construction to support field operations along the East Coast. The role requires safety-minded individuals who can adapt to varying weather and outdoor conditions while performing standard construction laboring tasks.

Responsibilities include following safety procedures, learning explosive safety basics, handling materials, and assisting with daily site operations. Some travel for training (6–8 weeks) is required and paid.