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You will set up safety perimeter using signage, cones and safety barriers and at times flagging traffic. You may able to read and understand work orders, safety rules and operating instructions.
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Ability to work while wearing safety boots, safety glasses and hardhat Ability to work in adverse weather conditions which can include but is not limited to: extreme heat and cold temperatures; inclement weather such as wind, rain, snow, sleet and dust as well as adverse driving conditions including wet roads, icy roads, and fog Employees in this job classification may be exposed to dust, fumes or other airborne pathogens.
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It is of utmost importance to keep our and others' safety top of mind, and uphold the highest ethical standards. Laborer duties will include general labor duties related to telecommunications construction as directed by the Foreman/Supervisor.
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Full pay package also includes other accessorial compensation to include tarp pay, stop pay, detention pay, border crossing pay, safety bonuses, and over-dimensional pay as appropriate. When you drive for System Transport, you will drive the newest flatbed trucks equipped with cutting-edge technologies for your comfort and safety.
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The Foreman is responsible for completion of aerial construction related activities while ensuring compliance with all code and safety regulations. Pay: $28 - $42 DOE Project will primarily work around the Yreka / Fort Jones area but must be open to travelling for work, as needed by the business.
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