Mason

We are searching for an Entry-Level Mason to join our team in Eldoret Kenya As a Mason you will be responsible for building and repairing structures using bricks concrete blocks and other materials You will also need to be able to read and interpret blueprints and plans measure and cut materials to specific sizes and use various tools such as trowels levels and hammers Requirements - Proficiency in Nepali or English language - Willingness to work in Eldoret Kenya - Ability to work without prior experience - Physically fit and able to lift heavy objects - Basic knowledge of construction materials and techniques Responsibilities - Prepare construction materials such as bricks mortar concrete blocks - Lay out the foundation according to blueprints and plans - Use hand tools and power tools to cut materials to size - Lay bricks or other materials in a pattern according to the design - Apply mortar between layers of bricks or blocks - Smooth out the surface using trowels or other tools - Check alignment and level of structure using levels and plumb lines Salary We offer a competitive salary of 1600$ per month based on experience and performance If you are eager to learn and have a passion for construction work we encourage you to apply for this entry-level Mason position We value diversity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds Please submit your application along with your resume for consideration

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