Roofer

Position Overview The Roofer is responsible for performing roof installation, repair, replacement, and weatherproofing in support of reconstruction and restoration projects, responding to emergency and non-emergency service jobs. Responsibilities include maintaining a fully stocked and prepared company vehicle to drive to work sites, preparing, maintaining and cleaning work areas, and performing roofing work per the scope of work and project manager direction. Responsibilities The Roofer will perform the following duties along with any additional duties as assigned by management per business needs. These duties are not listed in any particular order and are subject to change. 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 requirementsPerform tear-off of damaged roofing materials; inspect, repair, and replace damaged decking, plywood sheathing, fascia, and related roof components as directedInstall underlayment, flashing, drip edge, vents, penetrations, and sealants to ensure a watertight, weather-tight finished roofRespond to emergency and non-emergency service jobs, including temporary roof protection such as tarping and board-up following water, fire, wind, or storm lossReview the scope of work and project plans, take field measurements, and calculate and stage materials needed for the jobSet 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 operationsFollow 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 illnessDo 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 personnelUse dust controls when cutting or grinding tile, concrete, or other silica-containing materialsComplete required safety and hazard communication training during paid work timePrepare areas for work activities, including protecting landscaping, property, and contents, and maintain clean and organized work areas, including debris and nail cleanupCoordinate with other trades on the project (framing, waterproofing, painting, and others) and provide direction to subcontractors and helpers as neededPhoto-document roof conditions and work progress, and promptly report hidden damage, scope changes, or safety concerns to the Project Manager or SuperintendentInterface with customers and relay information to the Project Manager or Superintendent when appropriateComplete 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 requirementsComplete punch list items with attention to detailMaintain equipment in clean and working condition, and securely store equipment and supplies while not in useEnsure the company vehicle is fully stocked at all times and travel to a nearby supplier or home improvement store to purchase needed itemsMonitor the safety, security, efficiency, and appearance of the company vehicle and job sitesAssist with demolition and general clean up as needed Qualifications Minimum 4 years of roofing experience in construction and/or restoration, at the journeyman levelHands-on experience with steep-slope and low-slope roofing systems, flashing, and roof waterproofing detailsHigh school diploma or general education degree (GED) requiredWorking knowledge of roofing installation standards, manufacturer requirements, and the California Building CodeUnderstanding of how roofing interfaces with other major trades (framing, waterproofing, mechanical, electrical, plumbing)Thorough understanding of the correct and safe operation of all related tools, equipment, and fall protection systems, and knowledge of Cal/OSHA roofing safety requirementsDemonstrates accuracy and thoroughnessWillingness to be flexible based on business needs, including emergency responseEffective verbal and written communication skillsProficient use of computer technologyAbility to work effectively in a team environment and build relationshipsEligible to operate a vehicle per company policyPreferred: OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification, fall protection training, and prior experience in insurance restoration or reconstruction Physical Requirements The physical demands described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals may perform the essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation, and the company will engage in the interactive process as required by California law. Ability to safely use hand and power tools, climb ladders, stoop, kneel, and bendAbility to work at heights and balance on pitched and low-slope roof surfaces while using required fall protectionAbility to lift and carry 50 lbs. regularly, and up to 75 lbs. with assistance or proper lifting equipment (such as roofing material bundles), as well as sit, stand, and walkMust be able to drive up to a 100-mile radius from office to clients office and company facilitiesMust be able to work in and on overhead structuresParticipate in occasional overnight travel, weekend and/or evening work, and emergency responseThis role may use standard office equipment such as computer, phones, and photocopiers Environmental Conditions: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals may perform the essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation, and the company will engage in the interactive process as required by California law. Exposure to outdoor conditions, including extreme heat, cold, humid conditions, wind, rain, and other inclement weather, including heated roof surfaces; heat illness prevention measures (water, shade, rest) are provided in accordance with Cal/OSHA requirementsThe noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to high; ear protection worn as neededExposure to dust, debris, adhesives, sealants, and roofing materials; in restoration settings, possible presence of hazardous materials (such as mold, lead, or asbestos-containing materials), which must be reported to supervision immediatelyRequired use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and fall protection as specified by company safety policy; PPE required by the company, including safety footwear, is provided or reimbursed in accordance with California law