Entry Level Laborer

March 5, 2026

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Competitive Pay | 8–12 Hour Shifts | Industrial Environment | OT Available

Position Overview

We are seeking a reliable, mechanically aware Industrial Plant Laborer / Equipment Operator to support daily plant operations in a heavy industrial environment. This role requires hands-on work, strong safety awareness, and the ability to recognize equipment issues and communicate effectively with operations and maintenance teams.

What You’ll Do

Perform general plant cleanup (sweeping, shoveling, hosing, vacuuming)
Remove cement dust, debris, and waste materials
Assist maintenance crews during shutdowns and repairs
Move and dispose of materials safely
Keep work areas clean, organized, and OSHA-compliant
Monitor equipment operation including belts and pumps
Check oil levels and observe for mechanical irregularities
Inspect intake and material handling areas for defects or unsafe conditions
Report mechanical issues, safety hazards, and material buildup to the control room or maintenance team
Transition to alternate plant support roles during outages as needed

What We’re Looking For

MUST have relatable heavy industrial, plant, or construction experience
Mechanically aware and able to identify potential equipment issues (not responsible for performing repairs)
Able to perform heavy physical work (lifting 60+ lbs, bending, climbing, standing for extended periods)
Comfortable working in dusty, hot, noisy, and elevated environments
Strong safety mindset and team-oriented attitude
Ability to multi-task and stay alert in an active production setting

Schedule

8–12 hour shifts
Overtime available during shutdowns and peak production

Why This Job

Steady work with a major cement manufacturer
Hands-on, active work environment (no desk work)
Opportunity to gain experience in industrial plant operations
Competitive pay and benefits

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Pay: $18.00 - $19.00 per hour

Benefits:

Health insurance

Application Question(s):

Have you applied with ICR before?

Ability to Commute:

Victorville, CA 92394 (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

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