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General Laborer

Trillium Construction is in need of a General Laborer to work at a Solar Farm in Rosebud Texas.

The Job duties are to Water and Feed the Land Clearing Sheep.
-Duties are to Drive Cart to all feeding stations during the week and make sure Feed and Water Levels are full and maintained.
-Will need to fill to appropriate levels

Work hours per week on site will be 20 hours, but will be paid 40 hours each week. This is 3 months of work but could become a full-time position. Pay rate is $20/hour. Schedule is 20 Hours per week but 40 hours Guaranteed pay per week! No per diem is available.

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-Ability to pass pre-employment screenings

Trillium Construction Services has been recruiting and hiring construction and skilled trades talent for over 30 years. Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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