| Under general supervision, performs
unskilled and semiskilled work in the repair and maintenance
of roofs and in the installation of related sheet metal
fixtures. Work in this class requires a basic knowledge
of the methods and tools of the carpentry trade and a
high degree of agility and manipulative skill. Employees
in this class initially perform the unskilled tasks associated
with roof maintenance and repair; as experience is gained,
they may be assigned to relatively more difficult tasks
of a semiskilled nature. Specific work instructions are
received for each job; however, constant supervision is
not necessary for routine and repetitive aspects of the
work. Work involves exposure to accident and injury hazards
and occasionally to inclement weather. |
| Some knowledge of the methods and tools
of the carpentry trade; some knowledge, or ability to
rapidly acquire knowledge, of the methods, materials,
and tools common to roofing and sheet metal trades. Ability
to read, write, and follow oral and written instructions
in the repair and replacement of roofs; ability to work
on building roofs in a safe and efficient manner. Some
skill in the use of tools, equipment, and materials of
the roofing trade. |
| Completion of the ninth school
grade and some experience in performing semiskilled manual
work requiring agility and manipulative skill. Other combinations
of applicable education, training, and experience which
provide the knowledge, abilities, and skills necessary
to perform effectively in the position may be considered. |
| Possession of a valid Maryland class
D driver's license, or equivalent. |
|
(Special requirements such as lifting heavy objects and
frequent climbing.) Ability to perform strenuous physical
work, lift heavy objects, climb and work from building
roofs, and work during periods of adverse weather conditions. |
|
(Frequent overtime or night work required, etc.) None |
|
Repairs leaking or otherwise defective roofs by clearing
affected areas, filling cracks or holes with cement
and membrane, covers with hot pitch, and then covers
entire area with slag; makes minor carpentry repairs
to damaged portions of roofs. Rebuilds entire roofs,
using basefelt tar, gravel, pitch slag, and other roofing
material; following oral instructions and/or sketches
or diagrams, cuts, solders and installs gutters, downspouts,
and other sheet metal fixtures on roofs. Performs related
work as required. |
