Laborer, Transportation, General Labor

The Laborer and Driver’s Helper is responsible for supporting field operations by completing labor tasks under the direction of the Crew Leader/Foreman. This role also assists the driver with safe vehicle operation, including pre‑trip inspections, loading and unloading materials, and guiding vehicle movements to ensure safety and efficiency.

• Report to work on time, in uniform, at the designated job site or office location.
• Carry out tasks as assigned by the Crew Leader/Foreman in a positive and cooperative manner.
• Follow all safety protocols and ensure the safe, legal loading, unloading, and operation of company trucks.
• Maintain a professional and positive work attitude throughout the workday.
• Complete assigned tasks and daily work orders as directed.
• Collaborate with fellow laborers to complete assignments safely and cost‑effectively.
• Ensure all work meets company quality standards and complies with company policies and procedures.
• Use tools and equipment properly, as trained, and in accordance with manufacturer guidelines.
• Ask questions whenever unsure about a task or equipment usage.

• Follow daily work orders provided by the Foreman/Crew Leader and confirm understanding prior to starting work.
• Safely operate tools and equipment according to manufacturer instructions and company safety standards (JSLI & OSHA).
• Assist the driver with pre-trip truck inspections, including checking lights and backup alarms.
• Ensure the truck bed is clear when machine-loading materials.
• Help secure tools, equipment, and materials on the truck.
• Assist in properly positioning truck loads (centered and 2/3 forward).
• Aid in tying down heavy equipment (mowers, trenchers, tractors, skid loaders, etc.).
• Place DOUBLE wheel chocks when palletized materials are being loaded/unloaded.
• Spot the driver while backing up, using proper hand signals and traffic flags.
• Use traffic flags to safely guide traffic during truck backing, turns, or trailer connections.
• Place wheel chocks and safety cones whenever the truck is parked.
• Report any vehicle, equipment, or tool repair needs to the Foreman.
• Direct clients to speak with the Foreman/Crew Leader regarding any concerns.
• Report damaged, broken, or missing equipment or materials.
• Ensure vehicles, trailers, tools, and equipment are cleaned, inspected, and secured at the end of each day.
• Release crew members once all daily tasks are completed (if assigned by the Foreman).

• Willingness to learn through daily safety and productivity briefings.
• Ability to follow instructions and work safely.
• Bilingual skills are a plus (English/Spanish).
• Strong teamwork and communication abilities.

• Ability to speak English or willingness to learn.
• Preference for candidates with a stable work history.
• 6 months of industry experience preferred, but not required.