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Vice President of Production
About the Company: Trusted Florida roofing contractor specializing in storm restoration & repairs Industry Construction Type Privately Held Founded 2011 Employees 11-50 Specialtiesroofing insurance restoration residential roofing residential construction and emergency repairs
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Vice President of Production to lead roofing operations across multiple branches. The role oversees the full project lifecycle, from scheduling and material delivery through installation, inspections, and closeout, with responsibility for timelines, profitability, quality, and job-site safety. The successful candidate will establish consistent production processes, develop and hold teams accountable, manage subcontractor relationships and purchasing, and monitor job costs and project revenue. They will also oversee warranty work, permitting, inspections, and safety compliance. Candidates should have at least seven years of roofing production experience, including three or more years leading multiple crews, project managers, or branches. Required qualifications include OSHA 30 certification or the ability to obtain it within 90 days, strong knowledge of roofing installation, building codes, scheduling, material ordering, and subcontractor management, and experience managing budgets and protecting margins. Applicants should be comfortable using calendars, CRM systems, reporting, and production data, and bring organized leadership, clear communication, and reliable follow-through. Multi-location experience, familiarity with regional roofing requirements, a roofing contractor license, and bilingual English and Spanish skills are preferred. Hiring Manager Title President FunctionsOperations

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