Traveling Laborer Journeyman

Primary Responsibilities

• Complete assignments in a timely fashion with little supervision; ask for additional information when tasks or assignments are unclear and supports the daily plan
• Understands the tank building process and can identify the next tasks to be completed in the process
• Aids in checking grade and subgrade elevations using level or transit
• Aids with the shoring erection, bracing, dismantling, and load out of shoring materials. Aids with assembling pipe and fabrication of forms for pipe pits
• Loads out the tank including braces, shoring, etc.
• Trains apprentices
• Aids with shoring installation
• Responsible for continuous site cleanup and organization
• Follows safety procedures and understands DN Tanks safety policies
• Participates in the review of the task hazard analysis (THA)
• Identifies safety hazards and participates in the Award of Excellence (AOE) Program
• Promotes clean, safe work practices by watching over other employees while performing work
• Follows quality control (QC) program, understands construction tolerances, and reports any quality defects immediately
• Maintains all certifications in compliance with DN Tanks Safety & Equipment Programs
• Establishes and executes DN University training goals with assistance from the Field Operations Manager
• Plans safety into each operation and identifies or removes hazards immediately as part of the task without being asked

Qualifications

• Ability to travel to project sites throughout the United States at the direction of the Field Operations Manager
• Owns and maintains general hand tools
• Ability to climb and perform tasks at heights on steel/wood framework, stairs, ladders, shoring, and scaffolds
• Ability to wear personal protective equipment including but not limited to; steel toed shoes, gloves, safety glasses, hearing protection, hardhat, vest, etc