Home Inspector Trainee (san jose north)

Looking an experience, rough carpenter that has framed houses that has driver’s licenses Looking for a labor with a drivers license

Looking for someone that's a leader Has common sense, good work ethic, has transportation Able to lift over 100 pounds, knows how to use a measuring tape, aware of your owe and other people's safety Takes pride in your work If your still here need a labor to do labor things such as carrying blocks and pushing wheelbarrow or carrying buckets Also must jobs are easy and everyone usually works together which will allow the labor the opportunity to learn the trade and learn how to lay blocks Both men and women ,

Description: We’re expanding our roadside service operations in Indianapolis, IN and looking for skilled, motivated techs who want to make serious money. We run a mobile roadside service truck for semi-trucks and trailers — if you’ve got mechanical know-how and a strong work ethic, this is your opportunity to earn top pay and work independently. What You Get: $1500–$2000 per week (part-time/on-call) $130 minimum per call + bonuses Quick deposits after jobs Training provided Prepped service truck with basic gear (you bring your own specialty tools) What You’ll Do: Respond to emergency roadside calls around Indianapolis and surrounding areas Handle tires, regens, coolant hoses, and other common roadside repairs Keep trucks rolling — minimize downtime for drivers Work independently with direct support when needed What We’re Looking For: Strong mechanical skills (diesel or trailer repair experience a big plus) Dependable, motivated, and ready to hustle Your own tools for advanced work Must be based near Indianapolis and available for on-call work If you’re ready to hustle and get paid what you’re worth, reply with your experience and contact info today. 📞 Call or text Matt at 630-615-1510 (Location flexible — this is a mobile position covering the Indianapolis area.) Compensation: $50 per call-out + $40/hour port-to-port (average $1500–$2000/week) Employment type: Part-time Experience level: Mid-level Job title: Semi-Truck Roadside Mechanic (location is flexible as it is a mobile vehicle)

35-Year Established Company with Year-Round Steady Work Our shop is located near 106th & Michigan Road in Zionsville. Job Scope Includes: Interior home remodeling: kitchens, bathrooms, basements, sunrooms Exterior wood repairs: fascia, soffits, siding, and more (Must be comfortable working on ladders and scaffolding as needed) Requirements: Minimum 5 years of hands-on trade experience Valid driver’s license Strong work ethic and reliability Pay Scale: $24–$32 per hour (based on experience) To Apply: Please tell us about your skill set or send a resume. Be sure to include your phone number or email address so we can contact you. We look forward to hearing from you! Thank you.

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The primary role of this position is to operate the garbanzo cleaning facility. Cleaning months are typically September-April, with operation intermittent at times depending on markets and product availability. When there is not cleaning work to be done, there is work on the farm side of things. Prior cleaning experience is preferred but not required, looking for someone who is not afraid of hard work. Compensation $20-28/hr depending on experience and qualifications. Performance based year end bonus Overtime after 40hrs 2000-2500hrs annually Benefits Medical reimbursement ($367/month) 80hrs paid vacation annually, accrued monthly Work Location Pullman, WA and surrounding 10-mile radius Job Requirements Must be able to lift 100lbs Must be fluent in English Must be able to troubleshoot problems of all varieties. Mechanical, Electrical, Logistical. Must take pride in your work and think critically. Must be proficient operating a forklift, or ability to learn quickly. Job Description January-March (40 hrs/wk): Cleaning and shipping chickpeas. Overseeing and operating the cleaning, sizing, sorting and packaging equipment. March-May (65-80 hrs/wk): Spring field work. This work includes seeding, harrowing, fertilizing, spraying, truck driving and many other tasks to get crops planted and established. Washing machinery at end of season. June-July (40-50 hrs/wk): Summer projects, elevator maintenance, grain bin construction. July-September (90-100 hrs/wk): Harvest. Combining, bank out wagon driving, truck driving, and repairs as needed. September-October (65-80 hrs/wk): Fall field work. This work includes harrowing, seeding, fertilizing, spraying, truck driving and many other tasks to get crops planted and established. Fall tillage to prepare for upcoming spring work. October-December (40 hrs/wk): Cleaning and shipping chickpeas. Overseeing and operating the cleaning, sizing, sorting and packaging equipment.