Mason

As a Mason at Bone Dry Roofing, your responsibilities include mixing and making mortar, installing chase lids, tuck pointing, dealing with brick replacements, and performing minor roof and flashing repairs. You’ll be the face of the company, ensuring excellent customer communication and performing walk-throughs with clients to collect payments as needed.

To qualify for the Mason position at Bone Dry Roofing, you need a minimum of five years of masonry experience and a valid driver’s license. Candidates must be able to pass a background check and drug screening, and physical fitness is essential, as the role involves occasionally lifting up to 100 lbs.

Yes! At Bone Dry Roofing, we prioritize professional development. As a Mason, you will have opportunities to coach and mentor Masonry Laborers, aiding in their development toward becoming Apprentices. Continuous education in the field is encouraged to ensure proficiency and expertise.

Bone Dry Roofing offers an attractive benefits package for Masons, which includes competitive compensation, medical, vision, and dental insurance, a 401(k) plan with a company automatic contribution, and generous paid time off including vacation and sick days.

Safety is a core value at Bone Dry Roofing. Masons are expected to comply with all company safety and personnel policies, ensuring a secure work environment. Training on safety protocols is provided to promote the well-being of our team members.

At Bone Dry Roofing, we foster a supportive and professional environment that values integrity and high-quality service. We believe in providing our employees with the tools they need to succeed, alongside a commitment to career advancement and ongoing education.

Communication with customers is vital at Bone Dry Roofing. Masons keep clients informed via text messages during projects, ensuring that the clients are up to date on progress and any developments, which enhances the overall customer experience.

In your answer, highlight your specific experiences related to bricklaying, mortar mixing, or any specialized masonry techniques you've mastered. Emphasize your ability to tackle various projects and your understanding of safety protocols.

Talk about your communication strategies, such as updating clients on progress, addressing concerns, and how you ensure their needs are met throughout the project. Give examples of when you went above and beyond for a customer.

Discuss the importance of using safety gear, adhering to safety protocols, and any relevant training you've undergone. Providing examples of how you've prioritized safety in past roles can strengthen your answer.

Share specific examples of challenges you've encountered, and explain how you solved them. Stress your problem-solving skills and your ability to remain calm under pressure.

Speak about your favorite materials—be it brick, stone, or concrete—and explain why you feel comfortable working with them. Discuss the strengths and applications of these materials in various projects.

Detail the tuck-pointing process step-by-step, emphasizing how it helps maintain the integrity of masonry structures by preventing moisture penetration and contributing to aesthetics. Providing a past experience will further illustrate your expertise.

Mention any relevant courses, workshops, or certifications you’ve taken to stay informed about the latest developments in the masonry field. Highlight your commitment to ongoing learning and improvement.

Share an experience where you mentored a less experienced colleague. Discuss your training methods, how you encouraged their development, and any positive outcomes stemming from your guidance.

List essential tools like trowels, levels, and mixers that you regularly use, and explain their significance in your work. Your familiarity with tools showcases your hands-on experience and proficiency.

Discuss strategies you utilize to prioritize tasks, keep on schedule, and ensure that projects are completed efficiently while maintaining quality. Providing an example of past project management can strengthen your response.