Laborer

Prior Training or Qualifications: 

· Qualification
for Laborer work is based on a combination of classroom training, formal Laborer
trade, military, college or other training, work experience and on-the-job
training. Experience may be a combination of, or include formal technical
related education courses, hands-on field or classroom lab work that may or
may not result in licenses or certifications 

· Must be able to
perform advanced trade skills and observe all safety rules and regulations. 

· DOE L or Q
security clearance or the ability to obtain the same.  

· Skills in
specific job duties must be acquired through classroom and on-the-job
training periods. Must have ability to
pass required site training (e.g., GET/Parkworker, HAZWOPER, RWII, etc.) 

· Ability to
participate in physically demanding work while wearing personal protective
equipment including respiratory protection.   

• Must be able to work
  independently and as a team member.  

Functional Requirements: 

The functional requirements necessary to perform the
duties for this position include but are not limited to: 

· Must be able to
pass a drug screen, physical, and must be able to be medically qualified to wear a
respirator, wear required hearing protection and required fall protection. 

· Use the
appropriate PPE for the work being performed including full face respirators,
powered air purifying respirators, typically Level C&D protective
clothing. 

· Able to lift 30
lbs., climb ladders, work at elevated surfaces, in open excavations, confined
spaces, etc. 

· Ability to
understand environmental, safety, and health requirements applicable to work
at a DOE facility. 

· Work in indoor
and outdoor activities in all weather conditions to include extreme heat and
cold weather conditions. 

· Be physically
able to do considerable walking, lifting, bending, stooping, crouching,
carrying, etc. 

· Must be able to
work in Beryllium, Mercury, and Lead contaminated facilities, and
radiologically controlled environments.