Heidler - Metal Roofing Foreman

• Understand roof basics and processes.
• Comfortable with extreme heights, walking pulins/steel, and steep slopes on roof structures.
• Have ability to operate standard roofing equipment (buggies, generator, tractor, etc…).
• Efficiency in installation such as gluing and rolling out EPDM products.
• Understand and implement safe working practices in the shop and out in the field.
• Own and have a proficient use of the following: Tape Measure, combination square, snips (right and left), hand seamers, pop-rivet gun, utility knife, and chalk line.
• Able to solder safely and effectively with iron weights and proper furnace temperatures.
• Able to fabricate and install coping, gravel stop, gutters, downspouts, through-wall flashing, counter flashing, penetration flashing, etc…
• Cleans construction site to eliminate possible hazards.
• Understanding of installations on shingle, EPDM, heat-welded, cold process, and hot applied roof systems.
• Able to install Butler roof systems, standing seam, mechanically seamed, copper flat seam, wall panels, soffits, and trims.
• Removes snow and water from roofs as required.
• Loads and unloads truck as required.
• Erects scaffolding, sets up ladders, or works out of aerial equipment to work above ground.
• Receives instructions from supervisor.
• Oversees the production and safety requirements of the job and crew members.
• Completes and submits all required paperwork, time worked and materials needed for each job.
• Driving the company vehicle. Foreman is responsible for proper use and maintenance of company vehicle.
• Abides by all OSHA and Heidler safety guidelines.
• Works in a constant state of alertness and safe manner.

• Correct tools to use and their functions.
• Correct disposal methods.
• Basic mathematical skills.
• Public and personnel safety.
• Proper equipment selection.
• Control operations of equipment or systems.
• Understanding and able to follow written directions.
• Problem identification and solutions of problems.
• Judgment and decision making, time management.
• Talking to others to effectively convey information.
• Active listening-giving full attention to what people are saying.
• Match and detect differences between colors, shades, and texture.
• Understand speech and converse with people.
• Tell when something is wrong or likely to go wrong.
• Shift back and forth between two or more activities.
• The ability to know one’s location in relation to the environment around you.
• Remember information.
• Judgment and decision making, time management.
• Flexibility.
• Personal Effectiveness/Credibility.
• Communication/People Skills.

• Bend stretch, twist, or reach out with the body, arms, and other extremities.
• Use one’s abdominal muscles and lower back to lift continuously over time without fatiguing.
• Exert maximum muscle force to lift, pull, or carry objects.
• Keep or regain one’s body balance or to stay upright.
• Quickly move the arms and legs.
• Make fast and repeated movements of the body, fingers and hands.
• Exert muscle force repeatedly.
• Keep the hand and arm steady while making a movement.
• Quick, coordinated movements of one hand to grasp, manipulate or assemble objects.
• Coordinate movements of two or more limbs together while sitting, standing, or lying down.
• Stand and walk throughout an extended work day.
• Use legs, hands and arms on a consistent basis for manual labor.
• Climb and/or balance yourself.
• Lift up to 100 pounds on occasion and up to 50 pounds regularly.
• Excellent vision skills (with or without correction) are required.
• Ability to clearly hear within speech range in an environment with construction noise.
• Kneel, squat, or bend consistently for more than 4 hours a day.
• Use hands consistently to grip, or pinch for more than 4 hours a day.
• Make repetitive motions much of work hours.
• Work outdoors.

• Comparable Experience

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