Pfeffer Mill Management, LLC, Lebanon, IL

We are looking for a General Laborer to take up manual labor tasks and support operations in worksites. One of the most important general laborer responsibilities is to collect trash, debris and other waste to keep the site clean and safe. You’ll also have the opportunity to handle power tools and materials such as saws and drills.

We’d like you to have include stamina and the ability to lift heavy loads. You should be able to concentrate on performing your tasks and commit to safety rules. If you fit this description, and you’re also interested in doing tough but important work, we’d like to meet you.

Responsibilities
• Clean worksites from hazardous or obsolete material
• Assist welders, carpenters, painters or other tradespeople on-site
• Handle and transport materials (e.g. cement) and equipment (e.g. drills and grinders)
• Use power tools and machinery (e.g. forklifts) when needed
• Follow instructions from supervisors to perform manual labor tasks (e.g. digging, stacking up goods)
• Put up warning signs (e.g. signposts, cones) for vehicles and passersby
• Help with setting up and transferring temporary structures (e.g. scaffolding)
• Report issues with equipment or unsafe conditions

Requirements and skills
• Ability to meet the physical demands of the job (standing for long periods of time, lifting heavy loads of up to 40 pounds etc.)
• Good hand-eye coordination
• Familiarity with power tools and machinery is a plus
• Communication and teamwork skills
• Commitment to safety rules
• High school graduate or equivalent
• Apprenticeship or specialization is an asset, but not necessary
• Presentation of all trade-related certificates earned
• Valid driver license and proof of automobile insurance (personal transportation required)

For immediate consideration, send your résumé to Tammy.Sain-harris@swic.edu by Sept. 4. Interviews will be conducted the week of Sept. 7.

Pfeffer Mill Management, LLC is an organization dedicated to the education, preservation, and revitalization of the history and legacy of the Pfeffer family. In the late 1800s the Pfeffers emigrated from Germany to Lebanon, Illinois, and helped put the town on the map through the construction and operation of its grain, lumber, and alcohol mills. As a large and influential family, they also built many of the homes in Lebanon that are now recognized as historic landmarks.