roofers foreman/woman

Work Term: Permanent Work Language: English Hours: 35 hours per week Education: No degree, certificate or diploma Experience: 3 years to less than 5 years Work site environment Outdoors Noisy At heights Dusty Work setting Commercial Industrial Institutional Various locations Tasks Prepare production and other reports Supervise workers and projects Co-ordinate and schedule activities Recruit and hire workers and carry out related staffing actions Train or arrange for training Ensure health and safety regulations are followed Recommend personnel actions Read blueprints and drawings Requisition or order materials, equipment and supplies Leading/instructing individuals Resolve delivery and other problems with suppliers Monitor equipment to detect wear and damage Monitor safety conditions Investigate workplace accidents or illnesses Inspect workplaces for safety or health hazards Conduct safety training programs Resolve conflict situations Coordinate work activities to ensure projects meet deadlines and budgets Coordinate construction activities to ensure compliance with established building specifications Supervision Roofers Apprentices Labourers Certificates, licences, memberships, and courses Working at heights training First Aid Certificate CPR Certificate Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Certificate Type of product Power tools Industrial processes and biological studies Industrial health and safety Type of experience Waterproofing Equipment and machinery experience Hoists or winches Generators Area of work experience Material handling Construction specialization Roofing Specialization or experience Eavestroughing and flashing Decorative metal sheets Copper or metal roofs Area of specialization Spraying and blowing insulation Rigging and handling Conventional and inverted built-up system Single ply sheet membrane roofing system Modified roofing system Regulations knowledge Knowledge of preventive maintenance of machinery and equipment Transportation/travel information Valid driver''s licence Willing to travel Work conditions and physical capabilities Physically demanding Standing for extended periods Bending, crouching, kneeling Personal suitability Excellent oral communication Organized Reliability Leadership Workplace information On the road job

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