Project Laborer

Martin Marietta•Denver, CO

1d•$25•Onsite

About The Position

The Asphalt Plant Laborer is a vital member of the plant crew, responsible for performing a wide range of manual and equipment-based tasks that support the production of high-quality hot mix asphalt. This role is foundational to the plant’s daily operations, focusing on maintaining a safe, clean, and efficient workspace. Beyond manual labor, the Laborer is expected to assist with preventative maintenance, manage inventory through material handling, and eventually cross-train on various mobile equipment to support the overall production goals of the facility.

Requirements

Must possess a Class C driver’s license with a clean driving record
High school diploma, GED, or relevant experience
1+ years of experience in asphalt or construction
Production equipment operation
Mechanical aptitude
Troubleshooting
OSHA regulations and compliance
Time management

Responsibilities

Assist in the preventative maintenance of plant components, including greasing bearings, replacing conveyor idlers, and inspecting drive belts and pulleys.
Maintain high standards of cleanliness around the plant by shoveling spilled material, sweeping walkways, and ensuring the grounds are free of debris to prevent safety hazards.
Under supervision, operate mobile equipment such as skid steers, front-end loaders, or water trucks to manage stockpiles or clean the yard.
Utilize various hand and power tools—including shovels, rakes, pneumatic hammers, sledgehammers, and wrenches—to complete repairs or operational tasks.
Monitor and manage raw material stockpiles to ensure a continuous flow into the plant.
Support paving crews by preparing surfaces, raking asphalt material to grade, and assisting in the distribution of hot/cold mix for patching.
Coordinate the backing of trucks and the dumping of material into pavers or silos, ensuring precise placement to maximize production speed.
strictly follow all OSHA, TCEQ regulations and Martin Marietta’s internal safety protocols to ensure a "zero-harm" environment.
Conduct daily pre-shift and post-shift inspections of equipment and the work area, reporting any mechanical failures or safety concerns to the Foreman immediately.
Maintain and wear all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including steel-toed boots, hard hats, high-visibility vests, and hearing protection.
Maintain clear and constant communication with the Plant Operator and ground crew via radio or hand signals to ensure safe traffic flow and operational synchronization.