Full Roof Sub Crew (Subcontractor)

About the role

Full Roof Sub Crew Opportunity in Lafayette, Indiana

Bone Dry Roofing is currently searching for a Full Roof Sub Crew to operate at our facility in Lafayette, Indiana. This opportunity requires a cohesive team of five to eight subcontractors who will work directly alongside our permanent roofing specialists. The goal of this collaboration is to successfully complete full roof replacement projects from start to finish. Individuals interested in this subcontractor role must use the official application process posted on our careers page. This specific opening is dedicated to supporting the Lafayette location.

The responsibilities of this subcontractor position involve significant coordination and physical execution on the jobsite. The crew is responsible for managing the intake of all materials and verifying quantities before any installation work commences. This initial verification is critical for preventing delays and ensuring the project proceeds smoothly. Team members will work together to transport heavy roofing bundles across the working surface. This movement occurs while strict adherence to fall protection protocols is maintained at all times.

Safety is a primary focus, requiring the setup of comprehensive edge containment and guardrail systems. These protective measures safeguard the crew throughout the entire duration of the project. Precision is also a key component of the workflow. The sub crew will guide crane operations using clear and standardized signals. This coordination ensures that decking and other materials are placed exactly as specified in the architectural plans. Another essential task involves conducting detailed fastener pattern layout. Crew leaders will measure spacing and verify alignment meticulously before any panel installation begins.

To maintain a productive and secure environment, the crew must consistently clear work areas of debris. This practice prevents accidents and keeps pathways unobstructed for everyone on site. Weather monitoring is also a shared responsibility, allowing the team to pause activities promptly when conditions threaten safety or material performance. Before workflow stages transition, the sub crew will sign off on completed sections. This final verification ensures that all installed work matches documentation and quality standards.

The requirements for this role demand a high level of experience and capability. All candidates must possess current authorization to operate motorized equipment on elevated surfaces. This certification is mandatory for every member of the crew during the assigned shift. also, each subcontractor is expected to bring five to eight years of hands-on experience in residential roof installation and repair. This background ensures the team can handle the complexities of the work independently.

Physical readiness is essential, as the position involves handling roofing bundles that weigh approximately ninety pounds. Consistent lifting, carrying, and maneuvering of these materials is a standard part of the daily routine. The ability to understand and follow both verbal directives and written instructions is non-negotiable. This skill is vital for executing tasks accurately and adhering to project specifications.

While not mandatory, specific experience can be advantageous for this role. Working knowledge of architectural shingle layout patterns is helpful when navigating complex roof geometries. This understanding allows the crew to work more efficiently and reduce the need for rework.

A comprehensive set of skills and tools is necessary for success in this position. The crew will utilize OSHA fall protection equipment, roofing anchors, and guardrail systems to ensure safety. Practical tools include ladders, lifts, cranes, and power tools. Additional equipment consists of a hoist, broom, tape measure, utility knife, hammer, chalk line, roofing cart, and nail puller. Every team member is expected to be proficient with this toolkit.

Certain practical notes apply to this engagement. All applicants should confirm specific details on the official application page prior to submitting their materials. Compensation for this 1099 contractor role is set at forty-five dollars per hour. The engagement is structured as a Full Roof Sub Crew assignment with Bone Dry Roofing in Lafayette, Indiana.