Roofer/Laborer

Overview

Commercial roofing laborer performing installation, maintenance, and safety tasks outdoors.

Key Responsibilities

• roof safety

Tasks

-Follow job specifications and safety guidelines on the roof

Requirements

• driver's license
• osha 10
• commercial roofing
• forklift
• mewp
• construction exp

What You Bring

-Driver’s license – A valid license and clean record make you a huge asset. -Physically demanding: standing, climbing, lifting -Be comfortable working at heights -Knowledge of commercial roofing systems: BUR, Modified Bitumen, TPO, EPDM, PVC (but don’t worry—we will train you!) -A valid driver’s license -Experience in residential or commercial roofing or general construction -Safety mindset – Already OSHA 10 certified or worked for a safety-focused company? That’s a big plus. -Experience – Background in construction or commercial roofing is highly desirable. -Lift 50+ lbs regularly, bend, climb, kneel—this job will keep you fit -Equipment skills – Certified to operate a forklift or MEWP? That’s valuable!

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Benefits

-Weekly pay starting at $21.00/hour -Full benefits package: medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, and more -PTO after 90 days -Travel incentives -No weekend work -Overtime available -Work outdoors in all elements (yes, you’ll get paid to get a tan!) -Paid holidays -Referral bonus of $2,000

About Tecta America Dakotas

-It grew steadily over decades through major projects at Grand Forks and Minot Air Force Bases, Sanford Health facilities, and the Bismarck Event Center. -Operating from six North Dakota locations, the company tackles complex commercial and industrial roofing jobs and government-sector contracts. -Typical work includes full roof replacements, preventative maintenance, emergency leak response, and architectural metal installations. -It stands out as an approved applicator for major manufacturers (GAF, Johns Manville, Carlisle, Firestone) and offers asset management via TectaTracker.

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