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General Labor/Helper Lansing

General Labor/Helper

Full Time • Lansing
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Want to work with the best of the best?

Are you looking for a chance to show us what you got, while receiving the support you need to grow?

Lets be real - this job isn't for everyone. If you're just looking to coast through the workday, make excuses, or do the bare minimum, this isn't for you. But if you take pride in doing the job right, show up ready to work, and want to build a solid career with great pay, keep reading.

What We're Looking For:
We need a part time general laborer/helper who will provide assistance to our craftsman on job sites and perform small jobs individually. If you have a great attitude, believe in working hard, providing quality craftsmanship, and delivering excellent customer service, you might be exactly who we're looking for! You can join our team as a top-notch General Laborer/Helper for Handyman Connection of Lansing! 
 
Benefits:
  • Competitive pay, depending on your skills and availability
  • Ability to grow within the company and gain new skills (Construction, Material Management, and more)
  • Professional office support regarding scheduling, customer support, and job tracking
  • Work with some of the best Craftsmen around 
  • We will teach you as you're working
  • Fantastic company culture - we care about our team and do a lot more than just work together, including company outings and volunteer opportunities
  • Employee discounts on services
  • Free food and snacks
  • No need to physically stop by the office every day!
  • Use an incredible company-specific mobile app to better manage your work
  • Marketing that helps attract our clientele, including signage and branded apparel
  • Work in Lansing and the surrounding area
Apply today to become Handyman Connection of Lansing's next General Laborer/Helper!
 
Job Requirements
  • Should have a basic understanding of how to use hand and power tools and able to repair/replace basic household items.
  • Able to Learn hands-on and follow direction from Craftsman/Manager
  • Strong Communication, organizational, and detail oriented skills
  • Must have a car, truck, van or SUV - no rideshare or public transportation
  • Must have current driver's license and insurance
  • Must have a smartphone and access to the Internet
  • All applicants will be required to complete a background check
  • Effective problem-solving for homeowners and exceeding their expectations
  • Follow safety standards - because shortcuts aren't worth the risk!
  • Represent our company with professionalism and pride on every job
  • Basic hand tools & tool pouch
  • Must be comfortable working with ladders
  • Must be located within 30 miles of the Lansing area
Apply to Handyman Connection of Lansing and together we’ll improve the homes and lives of our customers throughout the community! You can make a real difference!
Compensation: $15.00 - $17.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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