Pointer, Caulker, Cleaner (PCC)
mcgill restorationOmaha (NE)
About the role
Description:
McGill Restoration is now seeking Pointers, Caulkers, and Cleaners (PCCs) in our masonry division to join our rapidly growing team! If you have Journeyman experience as a PCC or are wanting to get into the field as an Apprentice, now is the time to advance your career!
Responsibilities:
Remove damaged or deteriorated mortar or caulk from brick, stone, or concrete surfaces using hand or power tools Prepare new mortar by mixing sand, cement, and water to match the original mortar's color and consistency Prepare new caulk by selecting the appropriate type and color to match the existing masonry Apply the new mortar into the joints between bricks, stones, or concrete using trowels or pointing guns Ensure that the new mortar and/or caulk is smooth and even with the surrounding surfaces Use hand-held grinders or other tools to shape the new mortar to match the existing masonry profile Clean the surrounding masonry surfaces to remove any excess mortar and/or caulk Apply the new caulk in to the joints using a caulk gun or other tools Inspect masonry surfaces to identify areas that require cleaning select the appropriate cleaning method and solution based on the type of masonry and level of soiling Use pressure washers, chemicals, or other tools to remove dirt, grime, and other stains from masonry surfaces Ensure cleaning solutions do not damage the masonry or surrounding surfaces Apply sealants or coatings to protect cleaned surfaces from future damage
Requirements
Qualifications:
Must apply with the BAC Local 15 Union Must attend required union trainings and classes, as well as company trainings The ability to travel as needed for local business Demonstrated problem solving and people skills High accuracy in work, attention to detail Proven oral and written skills required Hold a valid driver's license Extensive standing, stooping, walking, handling and grasping with repetitive motions Must be able to lift up to 40 lbs.
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