Delivery Helper

A Roof Loader helps unload multiple bundles of shingles to the ground or rooftop as well as other building materials. Rooftop loading may be on a flat or sloped roof and on one or two stories, safety is always the number one priority for a roof loader. Roof loaders may also help load the truck as well as check the order for accuracy. This is normally a Monday through Friday shift, with early starts time. 

 

As Beacon is a values-based company, a Roof Loader will represent our values: 

• We put PEOPLE first – Helping teammates, customers, and partners BUILD MORE. 

• We make every day safe – We have an unwavering commitment to safety 

• We do the right thing - We choose the right way over the easy way  

• We never stop building – Strive to be a little better today than we were yesterday  

• Building better for the environment – We have a plan to reduce carbon emission intensity 50% by 2030 

 

Day to day duties of a roof loader may include:  

• Be on the rooftop (1st or 2nd Story) helping to unload multiple bundles of shingles (that weight 75-100lbs per bundle) and building products with the highest focus on safety 

• Some jobs may not be a rooftop drop; in these cases, the roof loader would assist the driver with the ground drop for that jobsite 

• Verify order contents prior to loading the delivery truck 

• Ride with the driver and arrive to the job sight safely 

• Assist with setting up the delivery and ensuring all safety measures are in place and being used 

• Deliver building materials locally to residential/commercial job sites 

• Manually offload materials from flatbed to rooftop using a conveyer belt and safety harness.  

 

Successful roof loaders should have: 

• Reliable transportation to the branch location 

• Attention to detail 

• Ability to learn and follow all safety protocols 

• Desire to work in a physically demanding, outdoor environment 

 

What Beacon has to offer you as a roof loader:  

• Medical, dental, vision benefits 

• 401(k) match 

• $150 allowance for safety shoes per year 

• Paid parental leave  

• Paid time off 

• Training and advancement opportunities