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Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc. in Pennsylvania seeks a Construction Laborer to support field operations across the east coast.
You will follow safety procedures, assist with blasting preparation, and perform general labor tasks under supervision of Superintendents and Foremen. The role requires reliability, ability to lift up to 100 lbs occasionally, and willingness to travel; starting pay is $18.00–$20.00 per hour with a $150 weekly travel allowance, and opportunities for training and
Come work with the best! At Maine Drilling & Blasting we work with the unity of family and the determination of business owners. We provide a unique and generous array of benefits including two retirement plans, an Employer-contributed Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) and company matched 401(k). In addition to health, dental, vision, life, and disability benefits, we also offer training and development opportunities. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn the drilling and blasting industry hands-on, while gaining a valuable skillset. As we continue to expand operations up and down the east coast, opportunities for growth are plentiful. The sky is the limit, come rock your career at MD&B!
Ability to perform job specific instruction provided by Superintendents, Blasting Supervisor or Drill Operators. Individuals must be safety-minded and able to work well in varying weather environments. Out of town travel and overtime may be required.
Responsibilities:
Adhere to Company Safety procedures and policies
Qualifications
Physical Requirements
Starting Pay: $18.00-$20.00 per hour plus $150/week travel allowance. Pay increase incentives as you train and hit target deliverables.
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