Labour Work at Office Goods Delivery at Client Location Driving License Compulsory A laborer performs physical tasks on construction sites or in other industries, providing support for skilled workers and maintaining the worksite. Their duties can include loading and unloading materials, operating machinery, digging, site cleanup, and assisting with various tasks as directed by supervisors or tradespeople. Key Responsibilities: Material Handling: Loading, unloading, and transporting materials, tools, and equipment. Site Preparation: Clearing debris, digging trenches, and preparing surfaces for construction. Assistance to Trades: Supporting skilled tradespeople by fetching materials, holding items, and performing tasks as directed. Equipment Operation: Operating hand tools, power tools, and potentially light or heavy machinery (depending on training and experience). Site Maintenance: Maintaining a clean and safe work environment by removing hazards and organizing materials. Following Instructions: Adhering to safety guidelines and instructions from supervisors. Typical Work Environments: Construction sites (residential, commercial, infrastructure) Warehouses Manufacturing facilities Maintenance and repair jobs May involve working outdoors in various weather conditions Skills and Qualifications: Physical Fitness: Ability to perform manual labor and lift heavy objects. Manual Dexterity: Good hand-eye coordination and ability to use tools effectively. Safety Awareness: Understanding and adherence to safety protocols. Communication: Ability to follow instructions and communicate with team members. Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and address minor issues on the job site. Teamwork: Ability to work effectively as part of a team. Experience: May require experience with specific tools, equipment, or tasks.