Applicants seeking employment at Davis Construction, Inc. do not need previous experience in bridge / road construction or a college degree to apply. 

 

We are looking for hard working individuals who take pride in their work and have a strong work ethic.

 

 Students on break over the summer are also encouraged to apply.

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NOW HIRING

Construction Laborers

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Job Duties and Responsibilities

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• At minimum, employees of Davis Construction, Inc. must be 18 years or older

  • (may be 16 as allowed by our Apprenticeship Program).

• A licensed driver with reliable transportation and a clean driving record.

• Available to work Monday through Saturday

  • (Sundays if necessary). 

• Pass a drug screen.

• Able to work inconstant shift lengths / hours, which are determined on a per-project basis.

• Able to work nights if required by the project.

• Prepared to comply with all safety regulations, whether it is company policy or required by law.

• Available to work in out-of-town locations.

• Willing to work in adverse, non-life-threatening weather conditions.

• Willing to enroll in the Michigan Department of Transportation’s On-the-Job-Trainee Program (Davis Construction, Inc. -specific) if a qualified individual (“Woman” or “Minority,” as defined by MDOT) or our Apprenticeship Program.

• Have the ability to communicate effectively and listen, comprehend and carry out instruction.

• Able to supply small hand tools (hammers, tape measures, pliers, etc.) and meet basic apparel requirements (work boots, proper fitting / protective clothing).

 

Hiring Requirements

All construction workers may be required to routinely perform a wide variety of tasks involving standing, walking, lifting, carrying, climbing, stooping, kneeling, etc.  Listed below are some of the essential functions that workers on a construction site may be required to perform:

 

• Work at different heights.  Climbing up and down ladders, machinery, and other objects.

• Maintain balance in all situations.

• Reach for hold handles and operator manipulated objects and materials.

• Push, pull and frequently carry objects as tools, materials and equipment weighing up to 80 pounds.

• Stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, stand and walk for long periods of time.

• Coordinate movement of eyes, hands, fingers, and feet.

• See and hear well with or without correction to avoid safety hazards to themselves and others.

• Distinguish colors and utilize depth perception.

• Fuel, change oil, add fluids, and lubricate machinery.

• Operate various types of equipment and machinery.

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