Crew Lead

Sunshine, Steady Work, and Full Benefits

Our crews don’t just enjoy Florida’s weather, they enjoy health, security, growth opportunities, and steady pay!

At Quality Roofing, we offer full benefit eligibility, including health and life insurance, SIMPLE IRA with 3% match, paid time off, and 11 paid holidays. We offer competitive pay, overtime, and career development paths. Join our team and grow with us!

Position Overview:

The Shingle Roofing Crew Lead is responsible for ensuring the highest standards of quality and customer service in our steep slope, and occasional low slope, roofing projects by effectively communicating with customers, overseeing job site cleanliness and safety, and leading a roofing crew on the installation of residential shingle roofing systems. This role ensures jobs are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to company and industry quality standards, while leading and mentoring team members in the field. The Crew Lead also confirms materials, verifies completed work, and schedules additional trades as necessary.

Responsibilities:

Crew Leadership & Coordination

• Supervise and coordinate daily activities of the roofing crew
• Assign tasks based on skill level and project requirements
• Mentor apprentices on basic tasks and skill development
• Ensure all crew members understand project plans, safety protocols, special job instructions, and quality expectations

Project Execution

• Interpret blueprints, work orders, and material lists to plan installations
• Verify the accuracy and adequacy of materials delivered to job sites
• Oversee roof tear-off, preparation, underlayment installation, shingle application, flashing, and sealing
• Maintain job site cleanliness and organization from start to finish
• Ensure proper protection of client's property and address any issues as they arise
• Take photos of roofing projects at various stages to document progress and ensure adherence to quality standards
• Compile a comprehensive portfolio of project photos for reference and documentation purposes

Quality & Safety Management

• Enforce compliance with OSHA and company safety policies at all times
• Conduct safety checks throughout job duration to identify site specific hazards and determine proper controls to prevent injury or accidents
• Inspect work during and after installation to ensure adherence to quality standards

Customer Communication

• Serve as the primary on-site point of contact for homeowners, inspectors, and project managers throughout the duration of roofing projects
• Communicate project timelines, updates, and any issues or concerns to customers in a professional and timely manner
• Address customer inquiries and ensure complete satisfaction with the quality of work
• Obtain customer sign-off on completed work and ensure satisfaction with the finished product during the final walk through

Production Reporting

• Provide daily progress updates and report any issues, delays, or material needs to the Production Manager
• Ensure completion of change order and supplemental materials needed on the job
• Complete project documentation, including time logs, material usage, and job site photos

Requirements

Working Hours:

Generally, Monday through Friday, 6am until 5pm.

Qualifications:

Required:

• Eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship
• Minimum 3–5 years of residential shingle roofing experience
• Proven leadership experience in a roofing or construction environment
• Proficient in installation techniques for asphalt shingles and roofing accessories
• Strong understanding of local building codes and roofing safety regulations
• Clear background check and drug test
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Preferred:

• Experience training and mentoring crew members.
• Familiarity with digital job tracking or reporting tools
• OSHA 30 certification
• Bilingual

Physical Requirements:

• Sitting, standing and walking, which may be for extended periods of time
• Lifting and carrying, up to 100 lbs
• Ability to work at heights up to 40 feet and on steep slopes
• Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
• Pushing, pulling, and reaching overhead
• Manipulation of objects and materials, including holding, grasping, turning, and touching
• Driving
• Stooping, crouching, kneeling
• Climbing ladders, stairs, or scaffolding
• Hearing, in-person and through the telephone or electronic device (such as a tablet)
• Speaking, in-person and through the telephone or electronic device (such as a tablet or computer)
• Visual acuity, both near (i.e. clarity of vision of approximately 20 inches or less) and far (i.e. clarity of vision of approximately 20 feet or more)