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About BlueEarth Deconstruction

Working in Chicagoland and beyond, we preserve reusable building materials from homes being torn down and remodeled, and put those materials into reuse instead of sending them to a landfill. In 2017, we reharvested over 1,200 trees worth of reclaimed lumber, saved 160 tons of reusable building materials, and coordinated over $1.3 million in tax-deductions for our clients. WE'RE HIRING! We're hiring Deconstruction Technicians to work, learn, and grow with us – deconstructing homes, commercial properties, and barns – salvaging quality building materials. All roles offer a path to growth in responsibility and pay. It’s more than demolition – we work to preserve the reusable building materials in our projects and prevent unnecessary waste from going to landfills. WHAT TO EXPECT: -you'll work hard to make good things happen -you'll be trusted to do your work, figure things out and discover better ways to do things -you'll use all the skills you know, and learn new ones -you'll get paid fairly, on time, every week, for every hour you work, including overtime APPLY IF: -You know your way around a set of tools, or have been described as "handy" by others -You work best with a talented and dedicated team -You like to work with your hands -You take pride in the quality of your work -You want to make a greater impact with your work DON'T APPLY IF: -you're afraid of hard work -you prefer to sit in a cubicle all day -you're worried that sweating will ruin your hair or make-up -you're wimpy when it comes to weather, dirt, or heavy lifting -you do not have reliable transportation around the greater Chicago area -you like to do the same thing over and over, everyday -you need to be babysat to complete a task *Valid license and reliable transportation are required *Box truck or flatbed truck driving experience is a plus, but not necessary. *Equipment (Bobcat, forklift, boom lift) experience is a plus, but not necessary. info@blueearthdeconstruction.com

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