Obrero de Construcción/General Labor

Caguas, PR, Puerto Rico
Full Time
Mid Level
 El obrero(a) general es responsable de apoyar en diversas tareas en el sitio de construcción para asegurar el buen desarrollo del proyecto. Entre sus funciones principales se encuentra la recolección de escombros, basura y otros desechos para mantener la zona de trabajo limpia, organizada y segura. También deberá manipular herramientas manuales y eléctricas (como sierras, taladros, martillos, compactadoras, entre otras), así como cargar, mover y organizar materiales de construcción. Además, asiste al empleado diestro en la ejecución de tareas especializadas, siguiendo instrucciones y proporcionando apoyo según sea necesario. Esta posición requiere buena condición física, resistencia y la capacidad de levantar y transportar objetos pesados de manera segura. Se espera que el obrero(a) se mantenga enfocado en sus tareas, siga instrucciones con precisión y cumpla con las normas y procedimientos de seguridad establecidos por la compañía. El candidato ideal debe mostrar disposición para colaborar con distintos equipos de trabajo, tener actitud proactiva y estar disponible para realizar otras tareas relacionadas según las necesidades del proyecto.
Responsabilidades clave:
● Recoger y desechar escombros, basura y materiales sobrantes para mantener el área de trabajo limpia
y segura.
  • Cargar, descargar, mover y organizar materiales de construcción en el sitio.
  • Asistir al empleado diestro (carpintero, albañil, plomero, etc.) en la ejecución de tareas especializadas.
  • Operar herramientas manuales y eléctricas básicas, como sierras, taladros, martillos, compactadoras, entre otras.
  •  Preparar las áreas de trabajo, incluyendo limpieza, nivelación o colocación de materiales base.
  • Montar y desmontar andamios, verjas temporales y otros elementos auxiliares del sitio.
  • Realizar mezclas básicas de materiales como cemento, mortero o concreto, según indicaciones.
  • Seguir instrucciones del capataz, supervisor o encargado de proyecto.
  • Utilizar el equipo de protección personal (EPP) de forma adecuada en todo momento.
  • Cumplir con las normas de seguridad y los procedimientos establecidos por la compañía.
  • Informar cualquier condición insegura o incidente al supervisor de inmediato.
  • Realizar otras tareas relacionadas según lo requiera el proyecto o el supervisor.

Requerimientos :
  • Experiencia de 2+ años directo realizando estas funciones.
  • Certificaciones de seguridad OSHA u otras (preferidas pero no requeridas).
  • Licencia de conducir válida y transportación confiable.
  • Conocimiento de las normas y protocolos de seguridad.
  • Disponibilidad para trabajar en horario flexible y viajar según sea necesario.
  • Demuestra cortesía y compromiso con el servicio en su interacción con miembros de otros departamentos, visitantes y/o clientes.
  • Capacidad para planificar, actuar y dar seguimiento para superar las expectativas del cliente.

Requerimientos físicos:
  • Capacidad física para realizar tareas exigentes en diversas condiciones climáticas.
  • Debe poder levantar hasta 50 libras ocasionalmente.
  • Se requiere estar de pie, caminar y agacharse con frecuencia.
  • Capacidad para sentarse durante períodos prolongados y usar una computadora.

 

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