We Build Laborers

What You’ll Do on the Jobsite:

• As a Laborer, you will prepare construction sites by clearing debris, grading land, and setting up temporary structures, as well as ensuring the site is clean and safe throughout the project.
• You will assist in setting forms, pouring, and finishing concrete for foundations, slabs, and other structural elements, ensuring that the concrete is level and properly cured.
• You may be involved in demolition work, safely tearing down old structures, as well as excavating for new foundations, utilities, and other construction needs.
• You may dig trenches and lay pipes for utilities, drainage systems, and other underground infrastructure, ensuring proper installation and alignment.
• You may implement erosion control measures, such as installing silt fences and managing stormwater runoff, to protect the environment during construction.
• You will provide essential support to other skilled tradespeople, assisting with tasks that require extra manpower or coordination.
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What You’ll Learn in the Apprenticeship Program:

• As a Laborer apprentice, you will learn essential construction skills, including site preparation, material handling, and basic tool usage, providing a strong foundation for a wide range of tasks on the jobsite.
• You will receive comprehensive training in safety practices, including hazard recognition, personal protective equipment (PPE) use, and proper lifting techniques, ensuring a safe work environment.
• You will gain hands-on experience in concrete work, learning how to set forms, pour, and finish concrete for foundations, sidewalks, and other structural elements.
• You will develop basic rigging and signaling skills, enabling you to assist in the safe movement and placement of materials and equipment on the jobsite.
• You will learn techniques for managing environmental impact on construction sites, including erosion control, sediment barriers, and site cleanup procedures.
• You will get exposure to a variety of specialty tasks, such as demolition, asphalt work, and trenching, providing a broad skill set that can be applied across different types of construction projects.