Construction Laborer (traveling)

Do you enjoy physical work and traveling?

COST of Wisconsin Inc. is seeking traveling construction laborers to work on large‑scale team projects at theme parks, museums, aquariums, zoos, and other cool destinations in Wisconsin and across the continental U.S. (Location will vary and depends on business need.)

Job Duties

• Perform general construction labor on active job sites
• Assist with grading, reinforcing steel, structural work, concrete/shotcrete, plumbing, carpentry, and light equipment operation
• Use basic hand tools and power tools safely
• Clean and maintain work areas; identify job site hazards
• Follow all safety requirements, company policies, and procedures

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year of hands-on construction or related labor experience required
• Ability to read and follow instructions and work effectively with a team
• Dependable, safety‑focused, and physically capable
• OSHA‑10 (required before hire)

Preferred

• Blueprint reading experience
• Forklift or light equipment operation
• Welding, concrete, or fiberglass experience

Physical & Work Requirements

• Work outdoors in varying conditions
• Stand for extended periods; frequent bending, lifting, dragging, climbing, pushing, pulling, and carrying
• Lift up to 90 lbs.; push up to 100 lbs. on a cart
• Exposure to noise, fumes, moving equipment, and typical construction environments

• First shift, full time, with flexibility based on project demands; overtime possible
• 7-3:30 M-F or 7-5:30 M-Th

We Offer

• Work in Wisconsin and/or travel nationwide
• Company‑paid lodging when traveling; some other travel expenses are covered
• Rich benefit package including wide variety of insurance plans, 401(k), discretionary bonus, and more!
• Gain hands‑on experience across multiple construction disciplines
• Team‑oriented, safety‑focused work environment

Apply today if you have at least a year of construction experience and are willing to work in Wisconsin or throughout the country as needed.

CompensationDepends on experience