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Public Works Laborer, Streets

City of Dayton · Dayton, TX · Streets Department

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Dayton, TX

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

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Job overview

The Public Works Laborer, Streets role is an onsite, full-time position in Dayton, TX. Compensation is not specified. The role supports the City of Dayton’s street maintenance, construction, and repair work. This position performs manual and skilled or semi-skilled work to maintain and repair streets and related public infrastructure, helping keep roadways and other assigned areas in serviceable condition.

What you'll do

  • Operate hand and pneumatic tools, light equipment, trucks, and city vehicles
  • mix job materials
  • maintain work records and equipment
  • construct and repair concrete and asphalt surfaces
  • dig and backfill trenches
  • install storm drain pipes
  • set up and remove traffic-control devices
  • trim weeds and collect litter
  • respond courteously to public inquiries
  • and perform related duties.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
public works laborer
streets
full-time
dayton tx
city of dayton
street maintenance
road repair
concrete work
asphalt repair
storm drains
traffic control
equipment operation
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Safety-sensitive role requiring heavy manual labor, work in unfavorable weather, and the ability to handle materials up to 100 pounds. High school diploma or GED and a valid Texas driver’s license are required; two years of maintenance experience is preferred.

About the employer

City of Dayton is hiring for this role. Industry: Executive Offices. Sector: 92.

Additional details

Industry sector
92
Industry
Executive Offices
Occupation code
47-2061.00
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