Field Laborer

Frontier Environmental ServicesWashington, Pennsylvania, United StatesOn-siteFull-timeJunior, 1–2 yearsListed 6 days ago

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About this role

What you'll do:

- Install, remove and/or maintain items within the worksite. This includes but, is not limited to: carrying bags of material and other heavy items, jack hammering, shoveling, tamping and installing pipe, duct or cable. 
- Install or remove erosion control products such as Silt Sock, Silt fence, Waterbars, Erosion Blankets, Seed & Mulch, mow, trim, and other related duties.
- Signal equipment operators to facilitate alignment, movement and adjustment of machinery, equipment, and materials. 
- Other duties as assigned.

What you get:

- Family sustaining benefits including health insurance, dental insurance, and vision
- Paid time off and a 401k with a company match! 
- A work environment where safety is priority #1.

Qualifications:

- One year of general laborer experience in construction, oil and gas or related industry preferred.
- High School Diploma or GED required. Demonstrated related experience may be substituted for required education.
- Must pass a drug screen and criminal background check

Working Conditions/Physical Demands:

- Work schedule is Monday - Friday with Saturdays as required. 
- This is outdoor work in all types of weather. 
- Physical demands include exerting more than 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/or more than 50 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Must be able to see, hear, talk and perform tasks requiring manual dexterity; climb, kneel, stand, walk crouch, stoop, reach, pull, push and other similar tasks. 
- Exposure to noise, dust, fumes, mists, odors and vibrations; Noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud.

Frontier Environmental Services is a leader in infrastructure construction, site reclamation, and ongoing maintenance in the energy industry. Founded in 1992, Frontier Environmental Services is a turnkey, full-service contractor, primarily serving operations in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio.