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H2ajobs is seeking a Farm Maintenance Worker to support agricultural operations in Florida. The role involves basic carpentry, plumbing and electrical repairs across farmworker housing, production facilities, and outbuildings, plus routine maintenance on equipment and tools.
You must be physically able to lift up to 50 pounds and work outdoors in various weather conditions. Housing is employer-provided, and meals are provided under specific contingency conditions; weekly transportation to access
SOC 49-9071
Assist with the foundational upkeep of agricultural operations, focusing primarily on the safe
and proper functioning of facilities and equipment throughout the season. Key duties involve
performing diverse, multi-trade repairs such as basic carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work
on farmworker housing, production facilities, and outbuildings; additionally, the worker will
conduct routine preventive maintenance on farm equipment, tools, and machinery, which
includes cleaning, lubricating parts, and assisting in the replacement of components using
various hand and power tools, all while adhering strictly to safety protocols and being
physically able to lift up to 50 pounds while working indoors and outdoors in various weather
conditions.
Housing: Employer-provided (including mobile or range)
Meals: Meal Provision —The employer will provide free and convenient kitchen facilities (including stoves, refrigerators, cookware, and related appliances) at employer-provided housing to enable workers to prepare their own meals at no cost. Under normal operating conditions, the employer does NOT provide meals and workers are NOT charged for meals. The meal-charge rate of $16.78 per day applies only as a contingency as described below. Emergency Contingency Only: If kitchen facilities are temporarily unavailable due to fire, natural disaster, or other emergency beyond the employer's control, the employer will arrange for meals to be provided to affected workers and may charge no more than the current regulatory maximum of $16.78 per day for such emergency meal provision. This charge will only apply for the duration of the period during which kitchen facilities are unavailable. The employer will provide weekly voluntary transportation to allow workers to access food stores.
Transport: See Addendum C
Experience wanted: 2 months
See Addendum C