Construction Workers

1. General Labor

Load and unload materials and equipment on site.

Assist skilled tradespeople such as carpenters, electricians, and plumbers.

Prepare and clean construction sites by removing debris, hazardous materials, and waste.

Dig trenches, backfill holes, and prepare foundations as required.

2. Material Handling

Transport materials to appropriate locations using hand tools, wheelbarrows, or machinery.

Measure, cut, and shape construction materials under supervision.

3. Operating Tools and Equipment

Use hand tools (hammers, saws, drills) and power tools safely and efficiently.

Operate heavy machinery such as forklifts, loaders, or cranes (if qualified).

4. Safety & Compliance

Follow safety guidelines, wear protective gear, and adhere to OSHA or local safety regulations.

Report any unsafe conditions or incidents to supervisors immediately.

Assist in maintaining a clean and safe working environment.

5. Site Support

Set up scaffolding, barricades, and other site infrastructure.

Assist in assembling and dismantling temporary structures or formwork.

Help with basic construction tasks like mixing concrete, pouring, and leveling.

6. Teamwork & Communication

Work closely with other construction workers, supervisors, and contractors.

Follow instructions accurately and report progress or issues promptly.

Skills & Qualifications:

No formal education required.

Previous experience in construction or manual labor is an advantage.

Physical stamina and ability to perform manual labor in various weather conditions.

Basic understanding of construction safety practices.

Ability to operate tools and machinery safely (certifications may be required for heavy equipment).

Good communication and teamwork skills.

Reliable, punctual, and hardworking.