Post-Frame Construction Worker - Weekly Pay, Bonuses & ESOP

Morton Buildings Inc.; Morton (IL); On-site; USD 46,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Quarterly retention bonus

Employee Stock Ownership Program

Medical/dental/vision coverage

Life Insurance

Training bonus

Safety incentives

Paid holidays/vacation/personal time

Bad Weather Pay

401K

Job summary

Morton Buildings, Inc. is expanding our construction crews. Earn $22.00 to $24.00 per hour, paid weekly, with substantial bonuses and ESOP. New crew members receive a $2,000 bonus in your first year and a $500 quarterly bonus during that year.

Under supervision of your foreman, you will learn and apply safety standards, read and build from plans, and assemble buildings using varied siding, framing, and finishing tasks across touring sites in the U.S. This role may involve up to 20% travel.

Qualifications

• Building construction/post-frame experience preferred.
• Willingness to participate in and complete a training program.
• A valid driver's license is preferred.
• Position requires 20% travel, including overnight trips when needed.

Responsibilities

• Learn and apply Morton Buildings' safety and construction procedures.
• Read, understand and build according to construction plans.
• Utilize various tools and equipment to safely construct buildings.
• Dig footings, frame walls and roof structures, install windows and doors, and apply siding and trims.
• Collaborate with crew to maintain a safe, productive work environment.

Skills

Construction experience

Training program willingness

Valid driver's license

Travel availability 20%

Job description

Morton Buildings, Inc. is expanding our construction crews. Earn $22.00 to $24.00 per hour, paid weekly, with substantial bonuses and ESOP. New crew members receive a $2,000 bonus in your first year and a $500 quarterly bonus during that year.

Under supervision of your foreman, you will learn and apply safety standards, read and build from plans, and assemble buildings using varied siding, framing, and finishing tasks across touring sites in the U.S. This role may involve up to 20% travel.