Single-Ply Commercial Roofer
progressive roofingMount Air (OH)
About the role
Single-Ply Commercial Roofer We are hiring experienced Single-Ply Commercial Roofers to install, repair, and maintain TPO, PVC, and EPDM roofing systems on commercial buildings. This position requires strong knowledge of commercial roofing methods, safe work practices, and teamwork on active job sites.
Responsibilities:
Install TPO, PVC, and/or EPDM roofing systems on commercial projects Perform heat welding, flashing details, terminations, seams, and membrane repairs Install insulation, cover board, adhesives, and fastening systems Work safely on rooftops, ladders, scaffolding, and lifts Follow manufacturer specifications and project requirements Maintain clean, organized job sites and protect customer property Assist foreman and crew with daily production goals and quality control Qualifications 3 years of commercial single-ply roofing experience preferred (more is a plus) Strong knowledge of: Heat welding / seam integrity Penetration flashing and details Adhesive and mechanical attachment systems Ability to lift 5080 lbs, stand/walk for long hours, and work in hot/cold weather Comfortable working at heights Valid drivers license preferred OSHA 10 preferred (or willingness to obtain)
Benefits:
Competitive pay Medical/Dental/Vision Paid time off Weekly pay Career advancement opportunities (Foreman / Lead roles) Training & certifications (OSHA, manufacturer training, etc.)
Why Work With Us:
Strong safety culture Professional, organized crews Opportunity to grow Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer PM23 Compensation details: 20-30 Hourly Wage PI3209afc5a56e-25448-401644095c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386
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