Construction Worker - Building Repair

About the role

Morton Buildings, Inc. is an industry leader in post‑frame construction with over 120 years in business and more than 10 manufacturing, fabrication, and shipping plants serving over 100 construction centers nationwide. The Construction Service Crew Member is an active member of a team repairing building projects that provide a positive construction experience for the customer, helping the construction team promote a positive attitude, set and meet goals, and achieve company objectives.

Responsibilities

• Learn, keep current with, and apply Morton Buildings’ safety and construction procedures, methods, and standards to every building, every day.
• Demonstrate the ability to read, understand, and build according to construction plans.
• Efficiently execute tasks needed to complete a quality building (repairing), including but not limited to: sliding door, walk door, and window replacement; siding and roofing; replacing skylights; rotten post and splashboard repairs; gutters and downspouts; general building maintenance; digging and installing footings; framing walls and roof structures; installing windows, entry and other doors and door openings; installing various siding and roofing materials (hi‑rib steel, shingles, wood, other siding, mortarless masonry units); finishing with metal and wood trims.
• Operate construction hand tools and other specialized equipment safely, efficiently, and effectively.
• Display an ability and willingness to adapt to a flexible work schedule and work in various types of weather conditions (hot and cold).
• Exhibit an ability to work in a physically demanding environment, including high climbing and heavy lifting of objects.
• Work with other crew personnel in a safe, organized, productive, and enjoyable work environment, treating everyone with dignity and respect.
• Adapt to different types of repairs, think outside the box, troubleshoot or problem‑solve, and be willing to advance.
• Help organize materials and plan for daily activities.

Qualifications

• Building construction (post‑frame), carpentry, or framing experience preferred (on the job or in school).
• Willingness to participate in and complete a training program.
• A valid driver’s license is preferred.
• Available to work 9‑10 hours during peak construction season.
• Ability to take direction.
• Produce quality work in an efficient manner.
• Agree to comply with all safety processes and procedures.
• Willing