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Heidler Roofing is seeking a Commercial Service Roofing Mechanic to support customers with roof service projects, leak investigations, and repairs in a safe, productive, and orderly work environment.
Responsibilities include loading materials, tearing off roofing, using tools, protecting property, setting up access zones, and performing BUR, EPDM, and metal roof repairs. Equal emphasis on safety and site cleanliness.
York, PA 17408
Safety Sensitive Position
Reports To: Service Foreman
Direct Reports: N/A
Revision Date: 04.07.24
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Assist in the day to day job operations of our customer’s service projects, roof leak investigations and repairs in a safe, productive, orderly and profitable manner.
Climbing – Ability to scale ladders supporting weight of body with feet supported on rungs and hands grasping side rails while climbing upward or downward.
Lifting – (to chest height) – Ability to raise weights (average 50 lbs) by grasping with hands while in a squat position with feet planted apart and raising load by straightening legs to standing position, holding back upright. Load is elevated to chest height by raising with upper and lower arm muscles.
Carrying – Following lifting to chest maneuver, above, load is transported by walking motion. (One or more other workers, depending on weight and/or bulk of load may assist carrying maneuver.)
Lifting - (overhead) – Following lifting to chest maneuver, above, load (generally 50 lbs or less) is raised to height at or above head level by extending arms upward while feet are firmly planted apart and back is kept straight.
Pushing, Pulling – Load (of 50 – 100 lbs or more) is grasped and steadied by both hands while pressure is exerted to shove or drag load in a forward or backward direction by walking. (Normally assisted by wheeled dolly, barrow, wagon or skid).
Raking, Shoveling, Tearing – While in standing position, and grasping a long-handled implement, the dominant hand is used to shove the implement on a repeated basis while it is steadied with the other hand. When shoveling, the implement is used to dig into a surface and lift a load. When raking, the implement is moved repeatedly in a forward and reverse fashion to smooth or pile materials. When tearing, the implement is used to penetrate, shred, and peel off materials on the deck surface of the roof.
Kneeling, Crouching, Bending – Working on the deck surface of the roof for extended periods requires frequent bending from waist and reaching down with arms, crouching with knees bend and body weight balanced on balls of feet, or kneeling on knees with calves folded under body.
Grasping – Ability to seize with hand(s) and fingers in a manner that object will be held firmly for support or manipulation.
Stability – Must be able to stand and walk firmly under normal working conditions without falling or loss of equilibrium. Must not be afflicted with vertigo.
Must be mentally comfortable in scaling to and working at roof heights of buildings.
Working outdoors frequently in extreme temperatures and weather conditions.
Working with hot and toxic materials.
(Training will be provided in this area)
Heidler Roofing, LLC. is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.
Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.