Duties and responsibilities include but not limited to:

• Inspecting the roof structure to determine the best course
• Measuring and cutting materials to make sure they fit snugly around chimneys, vents, gutters, and walls.
• Smoothening roofs in preparation for waterproofing or new shingles.
• Repairing roofs damaged or rotting for clients.
• Installing barriers or insulation to create a waterproof seal
• Assembling ladders, scaffolding, and other equipment safely as needed.
• Reporting any job-related problems to the supervisor and updating the supervisor about the progress of the job.
• Transporting all equipment and materials safely to job sites
• Performing roof repairs include filling in gaps, flashing and replacing missing shingles, chimney work, and removing water-damaged pieces.
• Measuring the roof to install a new roof. Cut the roofing material to fit the dimensions of your house.
• Inspecting the roofs and preparing comprehensive reports detailing any potential problems and possible solutions if a customer requests a routine inspection
• Installing scaffolding and other safety equipment to ensure that everyone is working safely and securely at work.
• Selling certain services to clients such as waterproofing and adding a skylight is a good idea.
• Asking past clients if there are any other repairs needed to their roof.
• Installing proper insulation in your attic and removing any insulation that is not up to current state standards.
• Painting the roof’s surface
• Installing roofs on other structures
• Examining roofs to determine what repair is needed to keep a roof in good condition.
• Re-roofing damaged or old roofing by removing the old roof and installing new material
• Taking measurements of the roof of a structure to determine how many of each material are needed
• Weatherproofing all doors and windows to keep rain, snow, and other elements out
• Adhering to safety standards and wearing safety equipment to ensure safety at work
• Keeping the work area safe and clean for all who visit the site.
• Using technical drawings and specifications
• Ensuring that the materials to make sure the roof is weatherproof
• Installing skylights where necessary
• Working on buildings of historic or cultural significance
• Creating decorative metal or lead items that match the structure.

The qualified candidate will have:

• A minimum of 3 years of documented commercial roofing experience.
• Be thoroughly familiar with flat roofs, rubber roofs and shingled roofs. 
• A valid driver's license and reliable transportation required. 
• High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED)
• Skilled trade training from a Technical School a plus but not required.