General Construction Laborer

Role Overview The General Labourer supports site operations by assisting skilled trades and supervisors, maintaining a safe and clean jobsite, and completing assigned tasks efficiently to help projects meet schedule, quality, and safety requirements.

Key Responsibilities

/ Duties Assist with moving projects forward in a steady, productive manner to help meet deadlines and quality goals. Perform general labour tasks as directed by the Site Supervisor or Foreman. Assist skilled trades and ACL staff with daily tasks and site activities. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe jobsite at all times.

Follow all Atkinson Construction (ACL) safety policies and Alberta OHS regulations. Report unsafe conditions, incidents, or potential issues to a Supervisor immediately. Assist with daily safety paperwork, site records, and documentation when requested. Monitor and report low first aid or safety supplies to a Supervisor.

Assist with site setup and teardown, including temporary fencing, hoarding, lighting, power, heat, and air movement. Participate in safety meetings, toolbox talks, and progress meetings as required. Help orient new workers or subcontractors when directed by a Supervisor. Assist with securing the site at the end of the day when required.

Help monitor tools, equipment, and materials for safety and maintenance concerns. Operate tools and equipment only when trained and authorized; request training when unsure. Communicate clearly with supervisors and coworkers regarding task progress, materials needed, or concerns. Support deficiency corrections and cleanup as required.

Demonstrate teamwork, reliability, and a positive attitude on site. Skills & Abilities (Required or Willing to Learn) Ability to follow instructions and work safely in a construction environment. General construction tasks such as: Site cleanup and material handling Demolition assistance Snow removal Basic concrete prep and cleanup Assisting with formwork and rebar (under supervision) Assisting with framing and carpentry tasks Use of hand tools and basic power tools (training provided as required).

Willingness to assist with: Interior and exterior finishing tasks Door, hardware, and accessory installation (under supervision) Installation of insulation, vapor barriers, and moisture protection systems Fire caulking and fire separation tasks (training provided) Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Ability to lift, carry, and perform physical labour safely. Basic understanding of site safety practices. Strong communication and teamwork skills. Willingness to learn new skills and support coworkers. Ability to identify potential issues and bring them to a Supervisor’s attention. Valid driver’s license is an asset (driver’s abstract required if operating company vehicles).

Personal Traits Reliable and punctual Safety-conscious Team-oriented Willing to learn and improve Respectful and professional on site Prepared and engaged in daily work