Abatement Laborer

Job description: In search of a hardworking and dedicated asbestos laborer. Applicants with ability to take direction and eagerness to learn in a fast-paced, diverse setting. JOB REQUIREMENTS: Professional demeanor Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test and background check to gain access to military installations Ability to work well with others. Some knowledge and experience in demolition and/or asbestos abatement QUALIFICATIONS: Must have a clean and valid driver license (Required) High School Diploma (Required) 1-2 Years of Work History (Prefered) Abatement Experience (Preferred) Please include resume when responding to this position. $25 -28 per hour dependent on experience. You will also be eligible to work on State and Federal projects that will include Davis Bacon wages We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, sex, color, or national origin. Summary As an Asbestos Laborer, you will be responsible for safely executing demolition and asbestos abatement in compliance with industry regulations. Reporting to the Site Supervisor, you will utilize core skills in hand and power tools while applying your knowledge of construction site protocols. Your premium skills in construction management and inspection will enhance project efficiency, while relevant skills in blueprint reading and carpentry will ensure high-quality work. On site training for Asbestos Certification, and Hazardous Waste Operations training will be provided to individuals who are hired. Responsibilities - Safely handle and remove asbestos materials in compliance with regulations. - Operate hand and power tools for demolition tasks, ensuring proper usage and maintenance. - Collaborate with team members on construction site activities, adhering to safety protocols. - Maintain a clean and organized work environment, reporting any hazards immediately. - Complete necessary training and certifications Alaska Dept of Environmental Conservation