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A General Labourer, also known as a Labourer or Construction Worker, is a versatile worker who performs a variety of tasks on construction sites, warehouses, or manufacturing facilities. They provide essential support to skilled tradespeople and help ensure the smooth and efficient operation of work sites.
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- Assist skilled tradespeople, such as carpenters, bricklayers, or electricians, with various tasks, including carrying materials, operating tools, and performing basic construction or installation work.
- Load and unload materials, equipment, and supplies from trucks, trailers, or storage areas, using manual labour or mechanical equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks.
- Clean and prepare construction sites, work areas, and equipment for work activities, including clearing debris, removing obstacles, and setting up barriers or safety signs to maintain a safe and orderly environment.
- Mix and pour concrete, mortar, or other construction materials, using mixing equipment, wheelbarrows, or buckets, to assist with concrete pours, masonry work, or building foundations.
- Erect and dismantle temporary structures, scaffolding, or hoarding, following safety guidelines and instructions from supervisors, to support construction projects and ensure worksite safety.
- Perform demolition work, such as breaking down structures, removing debris, and salvaging materials, using hand tools, power tools, or demolition equipment, under supervision and in compliance with safety regulations.
- Assist with landscaping and ground maintenance tasks, including planting, watering, and weeding gardens, mowing lawns, and trimming bushes or trees, to enhance the appearance and functionality of outdoor spaces.
- Clean and maintain tools, equipment, and machinery, performing routine inspections, lubrication, and minor repairs as needed to ensure proper functioning and prolong equipment lifespan.
- Follow health and safety regulations, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and workplace safety protocols, including wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), using safety harnesses, and participating in safety training programs.
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