Commercial Roofing Service Foreman

TeamCraft Roofing•Newark, NJ
•$49,920 - $72,800

About The Position

TeamCraft Roofing is an independent, family-owned and operated business incorporated in 1996, with more than 28 locations in 13 states. The company provides commercial re-roofing, roof repairs, and emergency leak response for customers in retail, industrial, educational, and government sectors. It describes itself as safety-first and emphasizes Safety, Honesty, Teamwork, and Quality. This position performs local commercial and industrial roofing repairs and re-roofing projects. The foreman is expected to deliver quality work using standardized processes, work safely, solve problems, maintain an orderly work area, contribute to continuous improvement, attend scheduled workdays, and cooperate with the crew. Pay is $24–$35 per hour based on experience and demonstrated skills. Medical and dental insurance are available for full-time positions.

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of experience in commercial and industrial roofing.
  • Understanding of commercial roofing, including architectural sheet metal, EPDM, TPO, PVC, BUR, and modified applications; the posting says the company is willing to train.
  • Effective roof system evaluation, leak diagnostic, and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to communicate verbally and in writing.
  • Valid driver’s license.

Nice To Haves

  • Centerpoint knowledge.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver a quality roof using standardized work.
  • Solve problems as they occur.
  • Keep the work area to the 5S standard.
  • Safely perform standardized work.
  • Continuously improve the process.
  • Be at the job every scheduled day.
  • Work well with the crew and assist fellow roofers when possible.

Benefits

  • Medical and dental insurance are available for full-time positions.
  • Competitive hourly pay of $24–$35, based on experience and demonstrated skills.
  • Bonuses are mentioned as part of the company’s compensation offering.
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