Marine Base Laborer Job Description
Most U.S. military bases employ civilians to work in various positions such as clerks, janitors, and computer technicians. Some positions, such as groundskeepers, require more manual labor than others and are typically referred to as "laborer" positions.
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Positions
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Marine base laborers work in a variety of positions, but mostly outdoors, like working at a marina or on the grounds of a golf course. Positions available may vary based upon the size and location of the base.
Qualifications
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Exact qualifications may depend upon the specific job position; however, most positions require a background check from the Department of Homeland Security. Some positions that work with heavy equipment may have age requirements.
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Payscale
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Payscale will vary based upon your specific job and the location, with overseas bases typically paying more money. Laborers working on the MCB Hawaii base frequently make between $11.25 and $12.18 an hour, based upon a 2010 job listing on the MCCS website.
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