What are the responsibilities and job description for the Grounds Laborer position at APTIM CORP.?
At APTIM, we come to work each day knowing that we are making an impact on the world. Our work spans from safeguarding and maintaining critical infrastructure to helping communities recover from natural disasters, from empowering our armed forces and first responders to reducing carbon and energy use, and from making cities more resilient against the threats of climate change to restoring contaminated ecological systems.
Job Overview:
The Grounds Laborer will perform work in accordance with the PWS requirements of the Branch, i.e., mowing, raking, weed abatement, tree trimming, weed eating, planting of shrubs, trees (up to 6 feet), grass, fertilizing, street maintenance and policing of areas listed in the PWS.
Key Responsibilities/Accountabilities:
- Perform a wide variety of labor tasks involved in the maintenance of facilities, street maintenance equipment and grounds at the Fort Irwin National Training Center.
- Labor tasks provided to assist trades people in the repair and maintenance of facilities, equipment, and grounds at the Fort Irwin National Training Center and occasionally the Barstow Dagget Airfield.
- Participation in all APTIM/HDSS EHS and Quality procedures.
- Must be able to act professionally in the presence of the public and co-workers.
- Must be able to accurately track time, work orders, and parts using electronic devices.
Basic Qualifications:
- Education: High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
- Experience: Working knowledge of landscaping equipment.
- Licenses: Must possess a valid California driver's license.
Working Conditions: Position: Extensive periods outdoors. Frequent exposure to dust, desert pollen, extreme heat and cold
associated with desert environment and natural conditions existing on Fort Irwin.
Work Week: Monday -- Friday, 0700-1530
Physical Factors:
The following terms are used to describe the percent of time spent performing the physical factors below:
occasionally (1%-33%); frequently (34%-66%); continuously (67%-100%).Standing: Continuously Reaching: Frequently Moving: Continuously Twisting: Frequently
Walking: Continuously Stretching: Frequently Lifting: Frequently Pushing: Frequently
Pulling: Frequently Bending: Frequently Climbing: Frequently Stooping: Frequently
Balancing: Occasionally Crawling: Occasionally Kneeling: Frequently
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