Rooftop Loader

Position

Purpose:

Responsible for loading, unloading, transporting and positioning materials to and from various sites on the rooftop of residential homes and commercial buildings. Works in close coordination with the Driver to load materials onto trucks and manually unload them onto rooftops using a conveyor system, while carefully following Roofing Contractors’ specifications and protecting customer property. Throughout the execution of these tasks SRS safety standards must be upheld.

• Load and unload roofing materials from delivery trucks using manual and mechanical methods, ensuring careful handling to prevent damage.
• Follow all safety guidelines and procedures, assist in the assembly of scaffolding and other structures, inspect equipment, and report any problems or issues.
• Operate conveyor belt systems (where trained and certified) to transport building materials from flatbed trucks to rooftops, maintaining a continuous flow to meet project timelines.
• Accurately verify and reconcile material orders, ensuring correct quantities are loaded and delivered; maintain thorough documentation of all inventory movements.
• Provide exceptional service to roofing contractors, attending to their material needs and responding to inquiries.
• Adhere strictly to OSHA safety regulations and company protocols, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Work closely with drivers and other team members to coordinate efficient loading and unloading processes and support overall branch operations and customer service tasks as needed.
• Support safety assessments by inspecting delivery sites for potential hazards and assisting drivers in safely maneuvering vehicles in tight or challenging spaces.

• Physically fit, capable of lifting up to 100lbs regularly.
• Comfortable working at heights on flat and sloped roofs; must wear a harness and other PPE.
• Ability to stand, walk, bend, climb, and handle materials; good balance is required.
• Openness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and potentially loud machinery noise.

Frequent local travel within the designated branch delivery area; occasional travel (