Drywall Framer Hanger

Cut drywall to size, carry and hang drywall, use a screw gun to attach drywall to the wall, and put on corner bead, and channel. Climb scaffolds over 10 feet. Climb stairways, and ladders and possibly walk on stilts.

Lifting up to 140 pounds, Lifting 100 to 120 pounds on a semi-regular basis (drywall board). Approximately three times per hour.

Lifting 40 to 80 pounds frequently. Approximately six to eight times per hour (smaller pieces of drywall board.)

Lifting, pushing, and pulling 15 pounds on a regular and consistent basis. Five to six hours per day (gun).

Lifting and carrying 10 to 15 pounds of metal studs frequently. Three to four hours per day.

Reaching above the shoulder and at shoulder height with the weight of the drywall, metal studs, and screw gun on a regular basis.

Full use of fingers and both hands are required for this manually dexterous position. Along with mental and muscular coordination simultaneously.

Stooping and walking for eight hours except for lunch and a 15-minute break.

Erecting and climbing scaffolds as high as three to four sections, possibly higher, four to eight times per day when jobs are above ground.