Grading & Paving Laborer (Training Included)

Barnhill Contracting Company; Kinston (NC); On-site; USD 17,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Wellness - BCBS NC plans, etc

PTO/Weather & Night Pay

Retirement Savings - 401(k)

Employee Programs

Leadership & Development

Internship Programs

Job summary

Barnhill Contracting Company is seeking a general laborer to support asphalt paving and grading crews in North Carolina. You may serve as a spotter for trucks and equipment and perform unskilled tasks such as shoveling and material handling.

The role requires the ability to follow safety rules, a willingness to learn multiple tasks, and previous experience (one year preferred). A NC driver’s license is encouraged, and weekend/night shifts may be required.

Qualifications

• One year experience but will train the right person.
• Encourage a valid NC Drivers License
• Willingness to learn multiple task
• Ability to abide by precise instructions and strict but necessary safety rules and policies.
• Maintain a good attendance and safety record.
• Ability to work weekends and some nights.

Responsibilities

• Performs various unskilled task which are associated with asphalt paving and/or grading operations. This includes but not limited shoveling asphalt, stone or dirt.
• Uses various tools such as a shovel, rake, lute, broom, pick, hammer, saw, pneumatic hammer, drill, tamp and concrete saw.
• May operate a farm type tractor with power broom attachment.
• Perform duties of the designated spotter of which training will be conducted.

Skills

Safety rules

Willingness to learn

Follow instructions

Job description

Barnhill Contracting Company is seeking a general laborer to support asphalt paving and grading crews in North Carolina. You may serve as a spotter for trucks and equipment and perform unskilled tasks such as shoveling and material handling.

The role requires the ability to follow safety rules, a willingness to learn multiple tasks, and previous experience (one year preferred). A NC driver’s license is encouraged, and weekend/night shifts may be required.