Sheet Metal Worker

Join to apply for the Sheet Metal Worker role at B & M Roofing. Sheet Metal worker will be required to set up ladders and safety equipment according to OSHA guidelines. Worker will assist with set up of project materials and equipment required to do the job.

This includes a variety of projects that vary from project to project as a sheet metal worker works in several applications such as coping metal, gutters, downspouts, sub flashings, roof panels, wall panels, and custom metal. Installation Practices • Load material via crane, or hand load to roof area. • Cut and notch metal in accordance to measurements and angles.

• Layout of metal. • Field fabrication of miters, offsets, and variety of details. • Work in powered scissor lifts, boom lifts, and scaffolding.
• Be able to use safety equipment properly for each job situation. • Climbing: Ascending and descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, or ramps using legs, feet, hands, and arms. • Balancing: maintain body equilibrium to prevent falling when walking, standing, crouching, or climbing on narrow, slippery, or uneven surfaces.
• Stooping: Bending the body downward and forward by bending spine at waist. Full use of lower extremities and back muscles is required. • Kneeling: Bending legs at the knee to rest on.
• Pushing/Pulling: Using upper extremities to exert force against something in order to draw, drag, disassemble, or haul an object in a sustained motion. • Lifting: Raising objects from a lower to higher position or moving objects horizontally from one position to another. • Hand Strength: Be able to use hands squeezing tools at a repetitive motion for 1/3 of the day depending on application.

Sheet Metal Apprentice/Helper duties and responsibilities • To follow direction from Foreman in charge of job or any journeyman onsite for B & M roofing. • To load material and stock truck for screws, caulking, trash bags, rivets, power cords, and any stock material on truck. • To load and assist with stocking job, this includes all material and or ladders, scaffolding, and other job-related items.

• To ask questions on work and to actively look for work to be done and work being done (you will only learn if you ask questions or look to doing the work). • Not be afraid to make mistakes as you learn you will make mistakes learn from them and do not make them on a consistent basis. • BE ON TIME and communicate with superintendent and foreman on job for time off or sick days.
• Clean up on a daily basis to help the foreman out clean as you go mentality this helps foreman handle his job. • Work as a team; no one can do this job alone it takes a team effort to make it happen. Acquire tools for the trade • Tool bags • Tape measure, chalk line, tin snips, square, screwdriver, pry bar, and seamers.

Work with safety in mind. • Gloves, hard hat and safety glasses. • Harness checked by foreman.

• Ropes inspected by foreman. • Communicate issues with foreman. • Drivers need to complete weekly inspections, gas log, and track fleet cards.
• Cleaning of truck of debris and trash (show pride in company vehicles). Physical Requirements of this position • Worker is required to safely climb ladders, and scaffolding using hands, arms, legs, and feet. • Worker is required to lift up to 100 lbs safely using proper lifting techniques.
• Worker is required to have visual acuity to operate power tools and machinery such as cordless drills, metal saws, man lifts, and hand tools. • Worker is required to have adequate auditory function to hear instructions and verbal safety signals. Working conditions of this position • The worker may be subject to extreme heat temperature may exceed 100 degrees.
• The worker may be subject to extreme cold temperature frost, snow, and ice may be present on roof surfaces. • Rain, snow, sleet, hail, damaging winds, and lightning occur on the roof at any time. • The worker will be subject to varied heights on projects and roof edges.
• The worker will be subject to working around other trades that may come in contact with hazardous equipment or material. Scope of Work for Sheet Metal Foreman • Show up on time lead by example. • To pre job with superintendent need to have a complete understanding of job.
• Pre-plan and plan out work for the crew. • To understand prints related to job scope of work. • To understand scope of work on job.
• To fill out and document via time sheets, production reports, and pictures daily. • To communicate with superintendent on a day-to-day basis by phone or email. • To check safety or hazards on job able to address or forward concern to superintendent.
• To measure and verify materials to be fabricated for job, this means you measure your job and manage your job. • To have a running inventory on job material ready and available for superintendent to review to deal with shortages or mistakes. • To direct crew members to accomplish daily goals, and to discipline crew members who are not following direction or are unsafe on site.
• To direct selves or drivers to ensure weekly truck reports, gas logs and safety paperwork is turned in on a weekly basis. • Be able and confident enough to deal with general contractor for problems and issues as they arise. • Be able to work out of town work with sufficient notice, we will give foreman sufficient notice to work out of town.

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