What You'll Do

You'll handle building materials ; loading them onto trucks, unloading them at job sites, and getting them up onto roofs. That includes both residential homes and commercial buildings. You'll work with the driver to make sure everything is loaded correctly, then manually unload it onto rooftops using a conveyor system. It's your job to follow the Roofing Contractors' specifications, keep customer property protected, and follow all SRS safety standards while doing it.

Day to Day Responsibilities

Loading and unloading roofing materials from delivery trucks, using both your hands and mechanical methods
Following safety guidelines and procedures on every site
Helping assemble scaffolding and other structures when needed
Inspecting equipment and reporting any problems or issues you find
Distributing materials onto flat and sloped roofs according to company safety guidelines
Operating conveyor belt systems to move materials from flatbed trucks to rooftops (after you're trained and certified)
Verifying material orders and making sure the right quantities are loaded and delivered
Keeping documentation of all inventory movements
Providing good service to roofing contractors by handling their material needs and answering their questions
Following OSHA regulations and company protocols, including wearing PPE
Coordinating with drivers and other team members for efficient loading and unloading
Inspecting delivery sites for potential hazards and helping the driver maneuver in tight spaces

Where You'll Work

This role is mostly outdoors and on rooftops. You'll be in all kinds of weather. Hard hats, safety harnesses, and gloves are required every day. You'll work at significant heights on different roof surfaces. The work hours are typically Monday through Friday with early start times, and you might need to work occasional overtime or weekends.

You'll travel frequently within the branch delivery area using company vehicles. That means going to residential and commercial customer locations. Occasionally you might need to travel overnight to help at nearby branches or support storm relief efforts, but that's less than 10% of the time and you'll get advance notice.

Who You're Working With

You report to the Site Supervisor or Manager. No direct reports. You'll work closely with drivers and other team members to keep things running smoothly.

What You Need to Bring

Reliable transportation for getting to work
Authorization to work for any employer in the United States without sponsorship
Ability to pass criminal and driving background checks
Ability to pass a pre employment drug test
Physical stamina and strength to lift between 80 and 100 lbs. properly and repeatedly
Basic math skills for counting inventory accurately
Ability to communicate in English, both verbally and in writing
Safety awareness and knowledge of OSHA guidelines
Good balance and comfort working at heights
Capability to stand, walk, bend, climb, and handle materials up to 100 lbs. regularly
Willingness to work on various roof pitches and heights while wearing a harness and other PPE

Physical Demands

This job is physically demanding. You need to lift heavy items regularly and operate machinery. You'll be standing, walking, bending, climbing, and handling materials up to 100 lbs. You also need good balance and must be comfortable working at heights. Standard office tasks like using a computer and communicating come up occasionally too. The company will provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.

Compensation and Benefits

Pay ranges from $18.00 to $24.00 per hour depending on experience. Medical, dental, and vision insurance are available. You'll get paid time off, paid holidays, and a 401(k) with company match. The company also provides life insurance and short term disability coverage. Employee assistance programs, referral bonuses, and safety incentives are part of the package too.

How to Apply

Submit your application through JobXi. Make sure your contact information is current.

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