October 17, 2026
Dear [Hiring manager's name],
I've worked general labor across commercial construction sites, an injection-molding plant, and landscaping crews in Columbus for five years, and I haven't missed a scheduled shift in three years running. I'm applying for your General Laborer opening because the posting's mix of site prep and equipment work matches the range of tasks I've already covered across seven distinct crew roles in the past year alone.
I move an average of 30,000 pounds of material per shift by hand cart, forklift and pallet jack with no handling injuries or damage claims on record, and I've logged more than 300 flagging hours as a certified flagger on street-adjacent work zones without a single incident. Two site foremen have specifically requested me by name for their crews because of that reliability.
I'm forklift certified, OSHA 10 trained, and comfortable assisting carpenters, masons and concrete finishers with mixing, tool staging and form stripping whenever a crew is short-handed. I'm available for overtime, night shifts and weather work without needing advance notice.
I'd like to bring that same reliability to [Construction or industrial company name]. I'm available for an interview or a trial shift, and I can start as soon as you need the coverage.
Thank you,
Priya Kim
