About This Role
Working carefully and keeping a tidy work area, the Roofer installs, repairs, replaces, and weatherproofs roofs for reconstruction and restoration projects. This role involves responding to emergency and non-emergency service jobs, maintaining a fully stocked company vehicle, and coordinating with other trades.
Responsibilities
- Install, repair, and replace roofing systems, including asphalt shingle, tile, metal, and low-slope/flat roof systems, in accordance with the scope of work, manufacturer specifications, and the California Building Code and local San Diego jurisdiction requirements
- Perform tear-off of damaged roofing materials; inspect, repair, and replace damaged decking, plywood sheathing, fascia, and related roof components as directed
- Install underlayment, flashing, drip edge, vents, penetrations, and sealants to ensure a watertight, weather-tight finished roof
- Respond to emergency and non-emergency service jobs, including temporary roof protection such as tarping and board-up following water, fire, wind, or storm loss
- Review the scope of work and project plans, take field measurements, and calculate and stage materials needed for the job
- Set up and use fall protection, ladders, scaffolding, and roof access equipment in accordance with company safety policy and the Cal/OSHA Construction Safety Orders for roofing operations
- Follow the company Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) and Heat Illness Prevention Plan, including using water, shade, and rest breaks as provided, and immediately reporting any signs or symptoms of heat illness
- Do not disturb materials suspected of containing asbestos or lead; stop work and immediately notify the Superintendent or Project Manager so the material can be tested and handled by qualified personnel
- Use dust controls when cutting or grinding tile, concrete, or other silica-containing materials
- Complete required safety and hazard communication training during paid work time
- Prepare areas for work activities, including protecting landscaping, property, and contents, and maintain clean and organized work areas, including debris and nail cleanup
- Coordinate with other trades on the project (framing, waterproofing, painting, and others) and provide direction to subcontractors and helpers as needed
- Photo-document roof conditions and work progress, and promptly report hidden damage, scope changes, or safety concerns to the Project Manager or Superintendent
- Interface with customers and relay information to the Project Manager or Superintendent when appropriate
- Complete paperwork, upload documents, and provide job updates into the database as needed; on public works projects, accurately record hours worked and work classification as required under California prevailing wage requirements
- Complete punch list items with attention to detail
