Commercial roofing job descriptions
Every role a $20M business in this industry hires for: 21 Role Blueprints, from leadership to the field. Open any role for its full template and a free Word file.
Leadership 4
Chief Executive Officer
A commercial roofing chief executive officer decides which buildings, buyers and markets the company goes after, and signs its largest reroof and new construction contracts.
Chief Operating Officer
A commercial roofing chief operating officer runs the crews, project managers, safety program and quality checks across every roof the company has underway.
Chief Financial Officer
A commercial roofing chief financial officer handles cash, job costs, bonds and bank lines for a contractor that bills general contractors, schools and building owners.
General Manager
A commercial roofing general manager runs the company's departments day to day, from estimating and project management to service and the warehouse.
Managers 8
Field Supervisor / Foreman
A commercial roofing foreman (or field supervisor) oversees roofing crews on several commercial jobs at the same time.
HR Manager
A commercial roofing HR manager hires roofers, sheet metal workers, drivers and office staff.
Marketing Manager
A commercial roofing marketing manager finds the facility managers, property managers, general contractors and roof consultants who buy reroofs, repairs and new roofs for warehouses, schools and office buildings.
Office Manager
A commercial roofing office manager oversees billing, records and the front desk for a contractor whose customers are GCs, property owners and public bodies.
Production Manager
A commercial roofing production manager runs every install, reroof and repair crew at once.
Project Manager
A commercial roofing project manager runs reroof and new-construction roof jobs from signed contract to the maker's warranty.
Sales Manager
A commercial roofing sales manager heads the reps who bring in reroof, repair and new construction work from owners, property managers and GCs.
Warehouse Manager
A commercial roofing warehouse manager runs the building and yard that hold membrane, insulation, adhesives, sheet metal and equipment between jobs.
Office and sales 5
Customer Service Representative
A commercial roofing customer service representative takes leak calls and service requests from property managers, facility teams and building owners, then books inspections and repairs.
Dispatcher
A commercial roofing dispatcher assigns crews, drivers and trucks to reroofs, repairs and service calls at factories, offices and school buildings, and keeps the crew calendar current.
Bookkeeper
A commercial roofing bookkeeper records the bills, payments and pay applications for reroofs and repairs on warehouses, schools and retail buildings.
Inventory Specialist
A commercial roofing inventory specialist orders membrane, insulation, plates, fasteners and adhesives for each job.
Sales Representative
A commercial roofing sales representative surveys low-slope roofs on warehouses, schools and offices, works out whether each needs a repair, a recover or a full replacement, and writes the proposal.
In the field 4
Apprentice Roofer
A commercial roofing apprentice learns low-slope roofing on warehouses, schools, offices and stores, working under a lead roofer.
Journeyman Roofer
A commercial journeyman roofer puts on and repairs flat and low-slope roofs on their own: TPO, PVC and EPDM single-ply, torch-applied modified bitumen, and the flashings at curbs, drains, walls and pipes.
Master Roofer / Lead Roofer
A commercial lead roofer runs one crew on a low-slope roof and takes the hardest work on it: drains, crickets, the joints where new roof meets old, and flashings at walls and rooftop units.
Roofing Laborer
A commercial roofing laborer keeps material moving and debris leaving on low-slope reroofs.
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