COMPOSITION ROOFERS                       
 
 
What is a Roofer?
 
Roofers waterproof and weatherproof buildings. They apply shingles made from fiberglass, slate, tile and cedar or composite material such as rubber membrane. They also apply built-up rubber, PVC and modified bitumen.
 
Roofers work outdoors in all kinds of weather and shut down only when weather is severe. Craftsmen do a great deal of climbing, kneeling, standing and walking. Persons interested in becoming a roofer must have no fear of heights, a good sense of balance and be keenly aware of safety for themselves and their co-workers.
 
 
What are the program specifics?
 
·                    Length of program – 3 years
·                    6 month probationary period
·                    A minimum of 144 hours of classroom related instruction each year
·                    Starting pay – 45% journeyman wage
 
How do I qualify?
 
·                    At least 18 years of age
·                    Successfully completed the 10th grade
·                    Have a valid driver’s license
 
 
What will be helpful to succeed?
 
·                    Good reading ability
·                    General science
·                    General math
·                    Blueprint reading
 
 
Where do I apply?
 
            Christie Farrow
            Apprenticeship Coordinator
            Composition Roofers JATC
            3 Kovach Dr.
            Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
            (513) 221-8020 cfarrow@aci-construction.org