Construction General Laborer

CONSTRUCTION GENERAL LABOR - FORT WORTH, TX
SPORTS FIELD SOLUTIONS IS SEEKING: Construction general laborers to help build and renovate sports fields across Texas!
WHO YOU ARE
You love sports fields. You spent your childhood summers on baseball fields, your fall Friday nights under stadium lights, and your winters on hard courts. You love the feeling of putting in a hard day’s work. You’ve got a vision for personal success and a work ethic to get the job done. You come to work each day ready to make a positive impact and be a part of a winning team. You are meticulous. Others see perfection when they look at your fields, but all you see is the almost-imperceptible divot in center field from the previous night’s diving catch. You love being part of a team. Could you do it alone? Sure. Do you prefer the camaraderie of a team working to build a premium brand? Absolutely.
WHO WE ARE
We love sports fields. How much? As much as Texas loves its high school football. That's a lot. We know that the difference between feeling like a professional athlete and a high school walk-on is often the quality of the playing surface. We love nothing more than the glimmer of stadium lights on a freshly-cut, pristine natural grass playing surface. Finally, we believe that great people transform businesses. We provide a vision and then ask our people to creatively use their talents to achieve it.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
Assist Foreman and crew in construction and renovation of athletic fields, synthetic and natural performing general labor duties such as; job site prep, clean up, trenching/backfilling, move material.
REQUIREMENTS
Basic knowledge of equipment operation
Basic knowledge of hand tools
Experience driving a trailer, hauling equipment
Desire to be trained in the sports field construction industry
Valid Drivers License preferred
Bilingual (Spanish) preferred, not required
If you read the description above and feel like it was written for you, please apply!

Employment type
Full Time

Work arrangement
No