General Laborer

POSITION SUMMARY The General Laborer supports by assisting skilled trades personnel, including the Master Carpenter and Site Supervisor, in daily tasks at rail station locations. This position involves performing a wide variety of manual labor duties to ensure smooth project execution, site safety, and construction readiness across multiple rail station sites. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Assist with loading, unloading, and transporting materials, tools, and equipment to and from job sites Set up and dismantle work zones, scaffolding, temporary enclosures, and safety barriers Clean and maintain job sites, ensuring they are safe, organized, and free of hazards Perform demolition tasks as needed, including removing fixtures, flooring, and old materials Support Master Carpenter and Site Supervisor in framing, measuring, and material preparation Operate basic hand and power tools under supervision Assist with surface prep, including sanding, scraping, priming, or painting where required Follow all site safety protocols, wear appropriate PPE, and report unsafe conditions Perform flagging, barricading, or traffic control duties as required by project operations Participate in job site cleanup and disposal of construction debris Support other duties and tasks as assigned by the Site Supervisor or project leads QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or GED preferred Minimum 1 year of construction or general labor experience preferred, but willing to train the right candidate Ability to take directions and work as part of a team in a physically demanding environment Basic knowledge of tools and construction safety practices Reliable transportation to job sites, which may vary within Maryland Ability to lift to 50 lbs. regularly and work on feet for extended periods CORE COMPETENCIES Dependability and Punctuality Teamwork and Communication Adaptability and Willingness to Learn Safety Awareness and Compliance Physical Stamina and Strength WORK CONDITIONS Outdoor rail station environments with exposure to weather, dust, and noise Regular travel between MVA/MDOT station sites May require occasional evening, weekend, or overtime hours COMPENSATION Hourly wage based on experience; benefits and advancement opportunities available after probationary period OSHA 10 Certification, OSHA Right to Know Law #J-18808-Ljbffr OTA