Laborer II

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Performs general manual strenuous laborer within all weather conditions that includes but is not limited to hand digging, installing utilities, moving material, inspecting ground conditions, ensuring traffic control, etc.
• Supports crew with jobsite setup and closeout tasks that could include; loading and unloading trucks, taking photos, setting up cones and traffic signs, prepping equipment, etc.
• Can independently operate one or more types of heavy equipment (directional drill, mini excavator, hydro truck, bucket truck) with limited guidance from an experienced operator
• Consistently meets production expectations set by experienced Foreman, and/or members of management
• Takes initiative and is actively engaged in training alongside experience Operators and Foreman learning installations and equipment operations, etc. General understanding and comfortability of safety risks while working in a safety sensitive position
• Proficient ability to read prints and construction drawings
• Under training and supervision, has basic level ability to locate utilities
• Entry level ability of the 811 locate process and how to problem solve for existing utilities and make decisions based on findings in adherence to ADB’s policies and procedures
• Entry level knowledge of daily redline and production reports
• Safety is the expectation; complete buy-in and adherence to the safety culture and expectations by leading by example and actively participating in pre-task, good catch and safety assessment standards within the organization
• Provides training and support to entry level laborers ensuring compliance to ADB’s operating and safety procedures
• Performs other position duties when requested

SUCCESS FACTORS

WORK ENVIRONMENT

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION