Gem State Staffing in Rexburg is accepting applications for hard-working individuals seeking Construction labor to fill a variety of open Construction Laborer positions. Laborers will be needed on a regular basis to fill short-term and seasonal jobs. Some jobs have the potential to become permanent positions.
Construction Laborer Job Description:
Work could include (but is not limited to) general construction, demolition, clean-up, fixture installation, flooring labor, furniture/equipment moving, and painting. Laborers can expect to be assigned varied but basic tasks by their on-site supervisors. The work can be repetitive and may entail heavy lifting.
Construction Laborer Requirements:
Ability to work well in a team
Ability to work long hours, as necessary
Ability to repetitively bend, twist, crouch, and stoop for extended periods
Ability to repetitively lift 50+ lbs
Ability to work safely within the established safety program
Ability to pass pre-employment drug and background screenings
Application Instructions:
If you feel that you meet the above listed requirements, and are interested in applying for this position, please complete our online application at GemStateStaffingJobs.com.
You are also welcome to apply in-person in the office Tuesday - Friday between the hours of 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM. All applicants should come prepared for their interview with two forms of government issued ID and a resume.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary
Pay: $15.00 - $17.00 per hour
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Work Location: In person
I am a native to Southeast Idaho, having gone to school in Shelley and ISU. I am surrounded by 3 incredible humans I get to call my sons, they have blessed me in many ways, one of which is having made me a grandma. I am passionate about helping people improve their lives. I come from a family where a handshake and your word mean something, these are values I was taught growing up and strive to live by still today. My goal is to serve my community the best way possible. Throughout my career it's always been important to connect with people and leave them better than how I found them.
