Heidler (Now Operating as Houck Services) - Commercial Service Foreman

Heidler Roofing, LLC

York (York County)

On-site

USD 40,000 - 56,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Heidler Roofing, LLC is seeking a roofing laborer to complete day-to-day service project operations, including leak investigations and repairs, in a safe and productive manner. This safety-sensitive role reports to the Service Manager and works with field employees on a daily basis.

Candidate duties include loading materials, tearing off roofing, using power tools, inspecting PPE, protecting property, and following FSC repair tickets with proper documentation and photos of repairs.

Qualifications

Experience in roof construction and repair preferred.
Ability to read project instructions and safety protocols.
Capable of performing physically demanding tasks outdoors in varying weather.

Responsibilities

Report to the shop daily to receive work instructions for the day.
Load material onto vehicles and onto jobsite as requested.
Tear off roofing materials and transport debris as needed.
Use basic power tools and hand tools safely.
Inspect and properly wear PPE and protect property during work.
Set up controlled access zones and assist in safety measures.

Skills

Operate hand tools

Operate power tools

Cutting equipment

Customer service

Dump truck operation

OSHA 30 Training

Job description

Job Summary

Completion 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.

Safety Sensitive Position

Reports To: Service Manager

Direct Reports: Field Employees

FLSA Status: Non-Exempt

Primary Responsibilities

Report to the shop daily to receive work instructions for the day.
Load material onto vehicles and onto jobsite as requested.
Tear off roofing materials and transport debris, as needed.
Use basic power tools, i.e. screw gun, circular saw, etc.
Proper ladder set up.
Inspect and properly wear PPE.
Ensure interior protection and protection of owner’s property.
Set up controlled access zones.
Rig materials to be loaded onto the roof.
Make repairs on BUR systems (including Spudding).
Install EPDM systems.
Make repairs to metal roof systems.
Install insulation crickets.
Install wood blocking.
Install flashing to all curbs and projections.
Install pitch pockets, vents and drain leads.
Install repairs to TPO and PVC Systems (Leister).
Fabricate and install metal flashings.
Install coating systems and sealers.
Investigate leaks/translate leak locations from interior to roof level.
Clean roof area and ground.
Keep truck clean, stocked and organized.Keep all equipment in good repair.
Fully understand/execute FSC Repair tickets to included proper documentation and photo taking to tell the story of the repair being made.
Any other duties as assigned.

Safety

Follow all Heidler Roofing, LLC., OSHA and customer safety policy and procedures.
Assist in maintaining a safe workplace.
Immediately report all unsafe conditions to supervisor or safety manager.

Supervision

Supervise and train employees in quality workmanship.
Plan, prepare and coordinate daily activities.

Essential Performance Elements – Roofers & Laborers

Physical

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.

Psychological

Must be mentally comfortable in scaling to and working at roof heights of buildings.

Environmental

Working outdoors frequently in extreme temperatures and weather conditions.

Working with hot and toxic materials.

Physical Ability