Construction Helper salary in the Cayman Islands

Construction Helper jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$23,400 a year (CI$10.00 an hour), with a range of CI$18,200 to CI$28,080, based on 3 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (28 October 2026). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.

From 3 current job adverts on the official WORC Jobs Portal with this job title that state pay. These are advertised rates, not a survey.

CI$23,400median a year
CI$18,200 to CI$28,080range a year
CI$10.00median an hour
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Current construction helper jobs (3)

Samuel Armando Ramos t/a S.A.R. Construction New

Construction Helper

KYD$10 - KYD$12 Per Hour (paid Weekly)

George TownFull-time45 hrs/weekCloses 18 Nov 2026

S.A.R. CONSTRUCTION is hiring a Construction Helper Requirements: •Preparing construction sites, materials, and tools. •Loading and unloading of materials,…

Ralston Vanderlinde Dilbert T/A VANDER-BUILT CONTRACTORS

Construction Helper

KYD$405 - KYD$495 Weekly (paid Monthly)

Cayman BracFull-time45 hrs/week2 positionsCloses 6 Nov 2026

Construction Helper – Cayman Brac Small construction company specializing in concrete works is seeking a Construction Helper to join our dynamic team.…

Evylee H Powell t/a Aje Maintenance & Constuction

Construction Helper

KYD$8.75 - KYD$10 Per Hour (paid Monthly)

George TownFull-time40 hrs/week2 positionsCloses 4 Nov 2026

Assists skilled workers on construction sites with tasks such as block laying, rendering, plastering, carpentry, tiling, and painting. This role includes…

Frequently asked questions

How much do Construction Helper jobs pay in the Cayman Islands?

Construction Helper jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$23,400 a year (CI$10.00 an hour), with a range of CI$18,200 to CI$28,080, based on 3 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (28 October 2026). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.

How many Construction Helper jobs are open in Cayman?

3 current adverts with this job title (28 October 2026). Apply on the official WORC advert or the employer's own advert.

How we calculate these figures. Always check the pay in the official advert.