H-2A · Agriculture

General Farmworkers

Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals

Adam Vidrine Crawfish LLC

Mamou, LA — United States

Job duties

Official text in English.

Work includes: Help repair and maintain farm equipment, shop, fields, levees, and farm roads. Cleaning & treating of the seed rice for planting, driving tractors and general maintenance of rice bins. Workers will also assist in rice drying operation including; upkeep, sweeping, shoveling rice, spreading rice in bins, cleaning up rice spills, levelling bins and unloading/loading rice trucks. Crawfishing involves manually cutting up of fish bait, baiting of traps; operate motorized & push crawfish boats; load & unload Crawfish on trucks, frequent stooping and lifting traps from pond, repair traps as needed, lifting requirement of 40 lbs., repetitive movements & working outside in inclement weather conditions. All tools, supplies & equipment provided at no cost to workers. Housing provided on the premises at no cost. Transportation & subsistence expenses to the worksite will be paid by the employer upon completion of 50% of the work contract. Employees may make above hourly wage and or receive bonuses based on work performance and experience, may be subject to random drug screen paid by employer upon hire or if suspicions arise--this is a drug free work zone. Must have legal authority to work within the U.S.

Housing

- I-10, exit Crowley, stay on Hwy. 13 into Mamou,

Transportation

The employer will provide or pay for charter bus services or other modes of transportation to groups of H-2A or U.S. workers, or permit workers to select any means of transportation they choose and reimburse workers at no less than the most economical and reasonable common carrier transportation charges for the distances involved to and from the place of employment.

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