Roofing Installers are an important part of a professional roofing crew.

They help to maintain the site in a clean and orderly condition. They also help improve the efficiency of the roofing crew by performing tasks that the Roofing Foreman or Roof Service Technician may not have time to complete.

As an entry level position, those who get their start in the roofing industry as a Roofing Installer should be looking to learn the business from the ground up. The position allows the Roofing Installer to experience different aspects of the industry without being called on to make critical decisions related to the project.

Most Roofing Foremen and Roof Service Technicians in the roofing industry have gotten their start as a Roofing Installer. They used their entry level positions to gain valuable experience and begin to build their careers.

There are no specific educational requirements for this position. However, employers may require you to have a high school diploma or G.E.D. As with all construction trades, an ability to read and perform basic math are important to help you progress and safely perform your job.

There are no qualifications required to pursue a job as a Roofing Installer. To be successful as a Roofing Installer a candidate should be committed to learning and growing beyond the position. There are significant opportunities for individuals to move beyond a Roofing Installer into leadership positions within the roofing trade.