Construction Helper

Job Description

Job Description

A construction helper plays a crucial role in supporting various tasks within a construction site.

Job Title : Construction Helper

Responsibilities :

Assist with Manual Labor : Engage in physical tasks such as digging, lifting, and carrying materials to support construction activities.

Material Handling : Load and unload construction materials, tools, and equipment as needed. Distribute materials to the appropriate locations on the construction site.

Site Preparation : Prepare construction sites by cleaning and clearing debris, ensuring a safe and organized work environment.

Tool Maintenance : Clean and maintain tools and equipment. Assist in organizing and keeping track of construction tools.

Support Tradespeople : Assist skilled workers (carpenters, electricians, plumbers, etc.) by providing the necessary tools and materials. Follow instructions to facilitate smooth workflow.

Safety Compliance : Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a secure working environment. Report any safety concerns to supervisors.

Construction Site Cleanup : Perform routine cleanup tasks to maintain a tidy and hazard-free construction site.

Material Stocking : Keep track of material inventory, restock as needed, and inform supervisors of any shortages.

Team Collaboration : Work collaboratively with other construction team members to accomplish project goals efficiently.

Learn and Develop Skills : Take the opportunity to learn from experienced tradespeople, acquiring new skills and knowledge in the construction industry.

Qualifications :

High school diploma or equivalent.

Physical fitness and ability to perform manual labor.

Basic understanding of construction processes and tools.

Willingness to learn and follow instructions.

Strong communication and teamwork skills.

Travel within the state of Texas.

Dependable transportation.

Own hand tools.

Adherence to safety regulations.

Note : The specific duties and qualifications may vary depending on the construction project and employer requirements. Always refer to the job listing or communicate directly with the employer for precise details.