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Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc is seeking a Laborer-Construction to perform job-specific tasks at various PA locations. Responsibilities include submitting weekly time cards, learning safety protocols, performing laboring duties, and assisting with daily safety meetings.
Starting pay is $18.00–$20.00 per hour plus $150 weekly travel allowance, with pay increases as you train and meet targets. Requirements include a valid driver’s license, ability to pass a pre-employment physical and drug screen,
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.
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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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