A Construction Helper or Worker works at construction sites and projects. Works as a skilled trades worker such as bricklayer, carpenter, painter, electrician or mason, or operates construction equipment.
Based in Atlanta and surrou nding areas - The Construction Technician is responsible for making final construction grade install or repairs of roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, columns, fascia, and/or soffits that meet quality standards. The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: Drive or travel to and from job sites. Install or repair roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, columns, fascia, and/or soffits as directed by management; ensure reasonable pace is maintained so jobs are completed in a timely manner. Install or repair each job using company-approved and quality-driven methods. Follow all applicable safety rules and guidelines and maintain a safe work environment. Communicate with customers with clarity and professionalism as needed. Work daily overtime as needed. Ensure all equipment and tools are in good working order. Report any damaged, broken, or faulty equipment or tools to management.
Position Requirements:
A minimum of one (1) year experience in all related areas desired particularly in gutter repair/installation. General construction background may be considered depending on extent and type of experience. Willingness to travel for work up to 50% in a work week Must have previous experience using hand tools. Ability to read a tape measure accurately. Ability to comprehend, construct, and interpret diagrams, and shop drawings for the task being done. Excellent communication skills. Self-motivated, energetic, hardworking, reliable, and safety conscious. Reliable transportation. Current and valid driver's license with driving record that meets company policy. Possess or willing to obtain/maintain DOT medical certificate. Ability to work regular overtime every week. Ability to work with both hands to grasp, move, or assemble objects of varying sizes and lengths. Use of fingers to grasp, move, or assemble very small objects. Willingness to work outside in all types of climates and weather conditions. Ability to be active for long periods without getting tired or out of breath. Ability to bend, stretch, twist, squat, and/or reach out. Ability to walk/balance self on varying slopes of roofs; ability to climb ladders and use walk boards without fear of heights. Ability to consistently lift up to 20 pounds, frequently 50 pounds, and occasionally 100 pounds to unload materials and tools from work trucks and unroll roofing.
