REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Laborer
JOB CODE ——~«=—«:036403, 031404-06, 036406, 036409
DATE PREPARED : July 16, 1992 Revised: December 13, 1993

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SUMMARY STATEMENT

The incumbent performs a variety of manual labor and equipment operation tasks as assigned depending upon
job classification and specific area assigned.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to a Laborer Foreman or general foreman and has no supervisory responsibility.
NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Laborer |: Performs building and office cleanup;

Laborer Il: Performs a variety of duties including general construction, cleanup, demolition, fence-building,
_ tool attendant, gas/oil pipeline labor, window attendant, landscape gardener, ground keeper;

Laborer Ill: Performs duty as chuck tender, gas/oil pipeline wrapper; cement grinding machine operator;
roto-scraper; sandblaster; scaler; septic tank digger/installer; tank scaler; cleaner; concrete saw
man; concrete core cutter; machine tool operator for a variety of machines including pneumatic
and electric tools, vibrating machines, and cement dumper;

Laborer 1V: Operates jackhammers, drillers, pavement breakers, and rock slingers; lays pipe including sewer
drain pipe and underground tile; performs gas/oil pipe wrapping cutting torch demolition work;

Laborer V: Operates driller, rock slinger, sandbiaster; performs duties as powder man or cribber;
2. Moves office equipment within buildings;
3. Patches/drills holes in cement;
4. Maintains grounds; set posts for fences;
Cleans up trash within compounds and around buildings;

Loads materials for cement, fence, and iron work;

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Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

8. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of
Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical ionally = L jan 1/3 of time

1. Frequent-to-constant standing/walking throughout work shift depending upon work assignment often on
concrete/gravel uneven surfaces; may walk two to three miles per shift during outside cleanup operations
depending upon tasks assigned;


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2. Occasional sitting while performing some duties;

3. Frequent to constant lifting, typically 1 to 25 pounds, including hand/power tools and picking up
debris/trash and moving supplies; occasionally up to 50 pounds handling heavy materials/supplies, water
bottles; sometimes up to 100 pounds while moving/handling large equipment (90-pound jackhammers, etc.)
and moving supplies;

4. Frequent pushing/pulling exerting a force of 1 to 20 pounds using both hands/arms moving
equipment/supplies and opening doors/drawers; occasionally 25 to 50 pounds force moving office furniture
and equipment;

5. Occasional climbing stairs/scaffolding 3 to 12 feet while cleaning upper work areas and working on walls
and roofs;

6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while performing manual labor tasks, cleanup, and operating
equipment;

7. Occasionally kneeling/crouching may occur depending on area while performing cleanup work, working
around tight spaces, and working in ditches;

8. Constant use of both hands/arms reaching/handling/grasping/fingering/gripping while operating hand/power
tools; can be extensive use of hands with gripping for shoveling; overhead reaching required; task can
invoive power tools that produce vibration (pneumatic tools, roto hammer, chipper, and jackhammers);

9. Constant use of sight ability with visual acuity near- and mid-range; good hand/eye coordination required for
operating some power tools and driving cushman scooters; constant use of hearing required in working
around hazardous areas and communicating with coworkers/supervisors;

10. Frequent use of speech ability communicating with coworkers/supervisors and in giving/receiving
instructions;

11. Work may be performed in awkward positions depending upon task assigned.

Mental

1. Frequent mental alertness required while performing some tasks, especially working in/around hazardous
areas or performing more detailed work;

2. Must be able to communicate verbally in order to perform routine exchanges of information and
communicate with coworkers/supervisors;

3. Must be able to read/write/speak English;

4. Must be able to perform basic mathematical calculations;

5. Some tasks may require close attention to detail while operating equipment; other tasks may require
minimum attention to detail while monitoring routine processes;

6. Must be able to apply established procedures and be able to pertorm problem-solving skills within
established procedures; Laborer Ill, IV, and V tasks may require more problem-solving and analytical skills,
especially while operating equipment;

7. Must be able to deal with working in hazardous environments and working under time constraints.


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WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work may be performed indoors cleaning shops or offices in climate-controlled environment or may be
performed outdoors subject to typical year-around Nevada weather conditions. May be required to work at
altitudes 4,500 to 6,700 feet above sea level.

Tools & Equipment Used: Hand/power tools, shovels, rakes, brooms, ladders, saws, pneumatic tools, cement

cutting equipment, tile saw, jackhammer, and any other equipment necessary. Safety equipment includes hard
hats, safety shoes, dust mask, face shield, hearing/eye protection, back-support belt, Aati C-suit, and gloves.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

No experience is required for entry level Laborer |. Must be able to physically perform assigned duties.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver’s license required. Must be fitted/qualify for respirator.